24.01.2020
Live streaming events.
Make an appointment for an individual, interactive live presentation.
Fourteen 3- and 5-axis machining centres and four automation solutions are available for individual, interactive live presentations in the HEDELIUS demonstration centre. Follow our experts around and into the machine and ask your questions.
We have been successfully using video conferencing tools such as Microsoft Teams for over two years now. Our field and office sales consultants have already used this platform to advise numerous customers online in individual or group meetings. However, the images and presentations used there for support do not always convey the full quality and performance of our 3- and 5-axis machining centres.
In order to better demonstrate important topics such as ergonomics, usability, dynamics or space requirements, we have invested in professional camera and editing technology and now offer customised live streaming events.
Experienced in-house consultants and application engineers will use a real demonstration machine to answer your questions about the structure and function of the machines as well as questions about control and application technology. Live transmission with fixed and moving cameras allows you to follow our experts around and inside the machine.
This allows us to open flaps or demonstrate programming examples and answer any questions you may have. By installing cameras in the Machine work area, we even transmit live images from the Machine interior on some models.
In order to cover the widest possible range of machining centres, we have equipped our demonstration centre with even more machines and automation systems in recent months, so that fourteen 3- and 5-axis machining centres and four automation solutions are currently waiting for you.
Whether online or in person - we look forward to your visit. Make an appointment now: T +49 (0) 5931 9819-0
More news.
What do the Olympic Games have to do with metalworking? At first glance, not much. Some might immediately think of the customary bite that winning athletes take out of their medals. But it’s worth taking a closer look – because the right equipment can make all the difference when it comes to those crucial hundredths of a second. When German athletes compete for medals at the Olympics, in many cases there is a great amount of development and manufacturing work behind the scenes. At the Institute for Research and Development of Sports Equipment (FES) in Berlin, this also includes CNC technology from HEDELIUS Maschinenfabrik in Meppen.
(PDF | DE) Machining large workpieces flexibly whilst reducing unproductive downtime: The TILTENTA 9-2600 with MARATHON LR810 combines the advantages of a universal travelling-column machine with high-performance heavy-duty automation. During the day, the machine remains freely accessible for the manual machining of large and complex single parts, whilst the automation system enables additional productive spindle hours outside regular shifts. Up to ten pallet locations and a transfer weight of 2,000 kg provide the ideal conditions for this.
Steingross Feinmechanik GmbH & Co. KG specialises in the manufacture of sophisticated CNC-turned and CNC-milled components – from prototypes through to series production. Founded in Berlin in 1990 by Uwe Steingross, the company sees itself as a comprehensive system supplier of CNC machining technology and combines modern milling and turning processes with surface treatment, precision finishing, final assembly and design consultancy. Since 2019, Steingross has been relying heavily on HEDELIUS as a technology partner – including for the automation of its manufacturing processes.
