Using DIGILOG technology to 'track down the micron'
Now even the jewellery industry is using state-of-the-art milling technology involving up to five axes. Carl Benzinger GmbH is transferring experience gained from developing and producing such machines to innovative CNC machines for manufacturing high-precision small parts for industrial use. The company incorporates measuring components from Blum-Novotest on all such machines in order to allow for automated production.
"We are always trying to extract the last micron of precision and reliable machine processes are very important to us," emphasises Benzinger's managing partner Rainer Jehle as he explains the company philosophy. "The customer gets a machine that can do exactly what needs to be done, keeping production as simple and efficient as possible." The Carl Benzinger company started developing manual turning and milling machines in Pforzheim, Germany as long ago as the early 1950s. With the proximity to the jewellery industry in the 'Golden City' of Pforzheim, it was only natural that Benzinger machines were used for the individual and mass production of jewellery items. In addition, systems developed and built by Benzinger are also used in other industrial sectors.
Now even the jewellery industry is using state-of-the-art milling technology involving up to five axes. Carl Benzinger GmbH is transferring experience gained from developing and producing such machines to innovative CNC machines for manufacturing high-precision small parts for industrial use. The company incorporates measuring components from Blum-Novotest on all such machines in order to allow for automated production.
"We are always trying to extract the last micron of precision and reliable machine processes are very important to us," emphasises Benzinger's managing partner Rainer Jehle as he explains the company philosophy. "The customer gets a machine that can do exactly what needs to be done, keeping production as simple and efficient as possible." The Carl Benzinger company started developing manual turning and milling machines in Pforzheim, Germany as long ago as the early 1950s. With the proximity to the jewellery industry in the 'Golden City' of Pforzheim, it was only natural that Benzinger machines were used for the individual and mass production of jewellery items. In addition, systems developed and built by Benzinger are also used in other industrial sectors.