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MACHINING E-MOBILITY PARTS AND COMPONENTS WITH HIGH PRODUCTIVITY

MODIG introducing new machines for Electric Vehicle market:

XM-LINE

Adding to the popular HHV family, MODIG’s new generation 5-axes horizontal extrusion machine for larger, heavier extrusion parts and components.

EVM-2

Especially developed for battery trays and frames of electric vehicles. This single set-up, twin-spindle machine substantially reduces traditional cycle times.

MODIG XM-Line and EVM-2

Upgrade Manufacturing with MODIG-technology

Electric car manufacturers are getting serious about sales and market share. Now is the time to upgrade Manufacturing with MODIG-technology, where innovation meets innovation. Competitiveness starts upstream, where the “rubber meets the road”- in part and component manufacturing. The MODIG-way of machining makes the big difference in quality-built, minimizing production cost, achieving the desired productivity.

We are MODIG – we Guarantee:
Your machining cycle time at the process design stage: up to 50% faster machining time over conventional processes, better than 95% machine uptime, and, true Lean and Green production.

Partnering with the world’s leading innovative machine tool builder is timely.

MODIG-Technology for Electric Car Manufacturers

SUCCESS STORY - RIGIMILL MT

Asco Industries was looking for a precise finishing machine for titanium military airplane parts. The key characteristics were a robust and precise machine to ensure a good and stable quality output. From that viewpoint, MODIG provided a solution with the moving table gantry machine type.

The machine has proven to meet the required precision and is a good solution for the required capabilities, and they recently achieved 100% uptime with an average of 98%.

MODIG and Asco Industries

1,000 cubic inches of chip removal per minute in aluminum

RigiMill Moving Table (MT) setting new standards in High Performance machining. Parts are finished with extreme high chip removal rates and close geometric tolerances. MODIG machines run within any sector of industry, any type of application and part material to the fullest satisfaction of our customers.

– Up to 1,000 cubic inches (16.4 liters) of chip removal per minute in aluminum!

– Up to 55 cubic inches (0.9 liter) of chip removal per minute in titanium!

How to achieve 1,000 cubic inches of chip removal/min in aluminum

Let Modig take you into the future

With only one setup, no dedicated tooling or preparation necessary, the MODIG HHV provides a systematically lean method for production. Our machine’s minimalistic approach to machining allows for benefits of both high production and unique specialized production runs.

A universal machining center for bar and extrusion components, for soft or hard metal. With reduced setup time, no work holding fixtures, and a significant reduction in cycle time, let our MODIG machine tools take you into the future.

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We provide a wide range of advantages. Of these, the most significant is our time saving technology. With a MODIG you will reduce your cycle time by 30-70%, a key component for success. Contact us to learn more of the MODIG Way of machining!

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MODIG Machine Tool Company develops, engineers, and produces premium machines for High Performance machining in leading industries including Aerospace, Automotive, Energy and Construction Equipment.

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