Among the high gantry milling machines manufactured by Mecof for large dimensions, the Powermill HPC3, built for a Chinese customer, stands out as a solution that combines power, precision and operational flexibility. It is a portal milling machine designed to meet the most complex needs of the electrical cable manufacturing industry, but with features that also make it ideal for other high-production applications.

Built for an Italian customer involved in general mechanics, this machine stands out for its ability to combine structural robustness and compactness while ensuring a large working area, high performance and Industry 4.0 digital solutions.

Powermill G3 HPC3 combines the robustness of large mechanical structures with the innovation and versatility of the solutions offered by Mecof to meet the customer's requirements for precision and reliability.

Customisable high-gantry EMCO solution with multi-head flexibility and full Industry 4.0 connectivity.

Thanks to its combination of generous dimensions, high precision, advanced automation and digital connectivity, the Ecomill Plus HPC3 is an ideal choice for general engineering companies looking to increase their competitiveness and productivity.

With the new high-performance UNIVERSALTURN 50 turning machine, EMCO presents the first model in a forward-looking machine series for the efficient complete machining of bar and chuck workpieces.

With the introduction of the new UMILL 1000, EMCO is strategically expanding its range of universal machining centres in the 5-axis simultaneous machining sector, thereby creating the ideal bridge between the UMILL 750 and UMILL 1500 models.

GF Casting Solutions relies on the Hyperturn 65 Powermill G2 and the EMCOTURN E65 CNC turning centre. Thomas Klade, team leader of contract manufacturing, reports on the effective operation of the two Emco machines.

With effect from 1 October 2024, Alexander Steinacher will succeed Horst Rettenbacher as CFO at the long-established Austrian company.

In machine tool manufacturing, one of the main preconditions for ensuring productivity and delivery readiness is a cleanly structured production process, with precisely timed production sequences and reliably functioning manufacturing systems. This can only be achieved if the customer and supplier take a common, goal-oriented approach to production chain projects.