Operator machines - Import export

Compact and very efficient. Our fully hydraulic mandrel bending machine delivers outstanding bend quality and very simple handling, with SPS control for preselection and storage of bending angles via a touch panel.

During re-machining, a cutting tool is used to remove material from a workpiece in order to shape or surface it as required. We offer re-machining (turning, twisting) as wage work. The following machining operations we offer: Turn thin stem, pins and tips Screw punctures, approaches and undercuts Heads of screws / cold shaped parts machining process (turning) further machining operations are possible on request. Our curve-controlled automatic Audrema lathes offer you further possibilities of finishing cold-moulded parts. These automatic lathes are designed to achieve maximum precision and reproducibility at high throughputs. Short loading and unloading times permit economical production of medium-sized and large series.

The KamJet is our solution for trouble-free extreme high pressure blasting on a mobile platform. The trailer mounted high pressure unit is powered by a 175kW Volvo diesel engine and produces pressures up to 3,000 bar for up to eight hours on a full tank of fuel. The KamJet mobile high-pressure unit with advanced control unit, optionally suitable for powering the Gekko system. Only high quality parts used - Our KamJet is a complete solution and comes mounted on a twin axle trailer that can travel at speeds of up to 100km/h. All parts and pipework on our units are made from stainless steel. Most importantly, it is equipped with a state of the art control system with touch screen or remote control that fully automatically controls the output pressure and speed. This makes it easy for the user to operate the machine and ensures uninterrupted operation. The KamJet can also be used with two users.

Mayfran's pneumatic swarf suction system provide for cost-effective collection of scrap from machining operations and transport to a central binning or processing operation. Available in blowing- or suction-based designs, pneumatic swarf transport offer reduced labor costs, improved cleanliness, and significantly increased uptime versus manual swarf removal activities. The systems are flexible enough to meet a wide variety of machine tool arrangements, including innovative at-the-tool design for large gantry-type machine tools.