Classic décolletage. Material is removed from bars or metal coils with cutting tools until the part matches the drawing. In long turning, a sliding headstock guides the material close to the tool, which makes particularly slender and elongated geometries possible.

CNC milling produces flat faces, slots, wrench flats, cross holes and contours that cannot be turned. The rotating tool removes material across multiple axes, making angular and asymmetric milled parts possible. Because we offer CNC turning and milling under one roof, a part often leaves our facility fully machined, with no detour via a second supplier.

Our CNC-controlled machines run on a program we create directly from your drawing. That program keeps dimensions consistent across the entire series, from the first part to the last. This is exactly what separates a good single part from a series your assembly can rely on.

You define the component, we produce it. Every drawing first goes through a feasibility check and a technical release, so that nobody has to argue later about tolerances the machine cannot reach.

We do not only produce individual parts but also assemblies. For you that means one order, one invoice and one person responsible, instead of three suppliers waiting for each other.

We know Escomatic machines not just from the manual, but from daily production. We put that experience to work on your machines as well: maintenance, repair and overhaul, so your Escomatic delivers the precision it was built for. When a machine stops, you speak with specialists who know exactly what matters.