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Some features make Ecut a different machine, and “new” in the field of mechanical processing.

1) the lack of immersion tank
2) the lack of the “barrel effect”

These large sprockets were made with one of the smallest Ecut, (40D). Although the machine strokes were not sufficient to execute the piece entirely, the lack of an immersion tank allowed with simple tricks to perform the work by rotating the pieces three times. The machined parts are not adjacent, there are about 20mm between one crown and another, and this makes it very difficult, if not impossible, the machining with a conventional wire erosion. With Ecut, no problem. The particularly difficult material, ( inconel ), is cut without any difficulty, and the cost is enormously lower compared to machining.

These parts are prototypes of a profile. The dimensions are 16×5 mm for one part, and 6×9 mm for the other. The length is 210 mm. Tolerances are +/- 0.02 mm. ONLY with Ecut it is possible to work like this ! The workpieces must be machined in a single pass. It is NOT possible to carry out rework, because such low thicknesses imply a deformation at the end of the first cut.

Running two simple flash drives wouldn’t seem to be a problem. But the piece is over 250mm high.
And this creates a problem!
Erosion machines that cut these thicknesses are starting to be particularly expensive, with a significant hourly cost, and those who own them certainly do not give the work!
The machine in the figure is the smallest in the Ecut range, it cuts 300 mm thick, with strokes of 400×320 mm.
The keys are obtained with a single cut, with a tolerance on the whole height within 2 cents.

NO MECHANICAL PROCESSING CAN PERFORM THESE PIECES AT THE SAME COST!

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Nel Lecchese

These two machines work and produce without any additional personnel being hired. Operators who follow the machining centres have quickly learned how to operate them. Not only that, the working hours of E.cut are 24/7. Twenty-four hours a day, including Saturdays and Sundays. At an hourly cost that does not exceed three euros, including depreciation! When then in the technical office have understood what you can ‘do’, they began to redesign many details.
And one was not enough anymore!

Stainless steel fittings and parts for the food industry. Mechanical processing, moulding, and construction of its own moulds. It was enough to see it, feel how much it cost, how much is the cost of operation, and above all, the simplicity and ease of use to decide to buy it. To do what? “We don’t know, but a machine like this is always needed in the workshop”, and then, no person to hire.

In Mantua

Maintenance and regeneration of machines for socks. A myriad of metal parts, to be rebuilt. Gears, racks, small and complex cams, notches and cross-references. In the most disparate materials, with treatments and hardnesses that create a lot of problems to the mechanical working through tools. And always in limited quantities. With E.cut from the drawing with CAD to the realization of the piece is a matter of a few minutes. High precision at a very low cost!

In the Cuneo area

Young company. Mechanical equipment and moulds for sheet metal. Conventional wire erosion “didn’t fit”. And not only for a problem of space, but especially for a question of costs. And above all operating costs! At a similar price they could have purchased a conventional used wire erosion, but on the cost of operation of an E.cut, more than ten times lower, they focused their attention. Young people, but with proven experience in mechanical processing, it was enough to see the machine in work and perform some details to discover the reasons, and guess the great potential. One is there, but the place is for two!