Excellent accessibility and workability! A monolithic stone frame machining center that achieves high precision.
The "C Series" is a 5-axis machining center manufactured by Harmle, a specialized machine tool manufacturer with nearly 80 years of history, known for its high recognition and reputation in various countries, primarily in Europe. As a fundamental strategy for improving accuracy, it employs "stone," and the frame is made of a seamless monolithic structure using artificial stone with a material composition almost identical to granite. This results in three basic elements: high rigidity, minimal temperature variation, and resistance to vibration and resonance, laying the foundation for achieving high precision. 【Features】 ■ Collision prevention ■ Excellent accessibility and workability ■ Offset X-axis ■ Harmle-style gantry rail ■ Pickup-type ATC ■ Trunnion mechanism Dynamic A-axis *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Lineup】 ■C12 ■C250 ■C400 ■C22 ■C32 ■C42/42MT ■C52/52MT ■C62/62MT *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Aichi Sangyo celebrated its 80th anniversary in September 2017. ----------------------------------- Aichi Sangyo began with the import of welding rods from Belgium. Since then, we have provided technologies in welding, metallurgy, and machine tools necessary for Japan's manufacturing in shipbuilding, energy, construction, vehicles, automotive, and aerospace. In recent years, our product offerings have expanded to include not only welding systems and machining centers but also metal 3D printing systems and automated equipment systems. However, what remains unchanged is Aichi Sangyo's mission to enhance customer value and contribute to Japan's manufacturing. Moving forward, we aim to gather internal and external technologies and wisdom, deepen communication, and continue to provide new value-added products and services that meet our customers' expectations, thereby solving the challenges of Japan's manufacturing.