The watches tick differently here
Quality and precision taken to extremes
High demands are made on precision and quality in the machining production of many industries. But the watch industry takes it to extremes: Even the slightest neglectfulness and the tiniest visual irregularity can cause a rejection here.
Machining operations in the watch industry must prove their performance capability on a daily basis and for each individual part. A company that adheres to minimum dimension tolerances is not standing out from the crowd, but is merely meeting the basic requirements. Because with watches, particularly the visible surfaces, a visually appealing finish is a decisive factor. This can only be achieved with high-end machinery equipment which is made for this kind of precision and surface quality.
A new machine results in independence
With the acquisition of an EMCO MAXXturn 65, a Sinumerik-controlled turning center with a rod loader, the manufacturing company has become considerably more autonomous. Previously, Proart was dependent on the delivery of stamped blanks for the production of titanium watch casing elements.