High performance machines debut at MACH 2010

FICEP UK will launch two new steel processing machines to the UK at the MACH 2010 show which is held at the NEC in Birmingham from 7-11 June.

With the launch of the Gemini 254 PG FICEP says it has created one of the world’s most technologically advanced multi-function and flexible system for profile cutting, drilling, machining and scribing.

The compact machine can produce flat metal parts from plate, 5mm up 75mm thick in one set-up. FICEP says this process is more economical, combined with greater accuracy, than using separate cutting and labour intensive machining centres.

Also on show will be the 601 DE Excalibur 6 which FICEP says is the ideal machine for the smaller fabricator and those looking for a low cost solution to their productivity. The machine features a movable spindle that rapidly travels the entire length of the material and can drill a hole every five seconds.