Eubama rotary transfer machines - Import export

Watch movements are among the most complex, most precise and most elaborate mechanical objects that can be produced. Since the development of the first rotary transfer machine for watch components in 1953, Imoberdorf has always pursued the goal of constructing systems that set new benchmarks with regard to productivity, flexibility and precision - and that are compact in construction and design at the same time. This enables boards, crowns and other watch parts to be manufactured with high precision, flexibility and in large quantities. Your quality standard is our trademark.

Due to their flexible construction and virtually unlimited machining variants, Imoberdorf rotary transfer systems are suitable for the manufacture of the most diverse small and miniature parts. Please contact us − we are glad to help you identify the opportunities that will be opened up for you with an Imoberdorf rotary transfer system.

On an area of only 9 square metres at a height of 2.30 metres, the imo-compact unites to form a complete, highly-productive rotary transfer system: The imo-compact controls 4 to 8 machining stations with up to 14 spindles per CNC. The parts feed is carried out optionally from bar stock, by means of load handling, robot or manually. The reproducibility of ± 0.003 millimetres makes the imo-compact one of the most precise rotary transfer machines in the world. The imo-compact unites all the elements of a rotary transfer machine. Even the smallest platform offers optimum accessibility. The 3-axis E-97-CNC unit meets the most common needs: drilling, milling, reaming and tapping. It can be equipped with two spindles and installed horizontally or vertically. This unit can also be used on the imo-smart and the imo-space The imo-rot corresponds to the 4th axis: the C-axis

Transfer machines allow to perform different machining processes of parts or components within the same solution. Our solutions can be designed according to customer demands enabling processes such as drilling, turning, milling, tapping, countersinking, internal and external grooving and reaming among many for more than one product on a single CNC machine.