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Karl-Heinz Maske & Söhne GmbH has been committed to top quality in metal machining since 1967. The contract manufacturer, based in Bönningstedt in Hamburg, supplies clients in growth sectors such as medical technology, the aviation sector and mechanical engineering with complex components which require the full expertise of the company’s 90 employees.
Its range of services also includes support during the development phase. In terms of its production facilities, Maske has worked with DMG MORI for many years and continuously expands its machine capacity – which currently features 60 models from DMG MORI – in order to enhance its capacities and retain its technological edge. One of the most recent acquisitions by Maske was an NLX 2500 with WH 10 top handling.
“We have long relied on handling systems to boost our capacity and productivity”, says Maik Maske, son of the Managing Director Michael Maske, about the company’s acquisition of automated equipment from DMG MORI Systems. In this case, the handling system is designed for workpieces weighing up to 12 tonnes, so it is well suited to the range of parts at Maske. The unmanned production of small to large batches also gives the company another competitive edge. “The automated NLX 2500 works so economically that we are able to accept jobs that would otherwise have been awarded to foreign providers”, says Maik Maske. “As we produce highly complex and high quality parts, the hallmark made in Germany remains an important factor for many customers.”
Maske has recently invested in an NLX 2500 with WH 10 top handling in order to improve its capacity and productivity.
The handling system of the NLX 2500 is designed for workpieces weighing up to 12 kg.
Maik Maske, son of the Managing Director Michael Maske, and his sister Melanie Maske explain: “The unmanned production of small to large batches is a competitive advantage.”
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