Fischer USA, Inc. will display its branded spindles under the theme of “Technology Leader with Perfect Rotation,” plus offer a new service at IMTS 2024, in Chicago, September 9-14. With 85 years of experience in high-performance machine tool spindle design, in-house manufacturing, and best-in-class repair services, the company will formally introduce the expansion of its repair services and exchange programs for non-Fischer spindle brands to the North American market.
“We have invested substantially in recent years in new machines, processes and, our most important asset, our people, to support our growth,” said vice president Doug Kranz. “Today, we can now offer our full battery of services to work on non-Fischer spindles most commonly found on high-performance, high-precision machines.” Kranz further says that the company has curated a special niche in the machine tool market in North America, focusing on more complicated spindles that other repair shops may tend to avoid. “We pride ourselves in taking on the spindles many others stay away from.”
For the immediate future, Kranz explains Fischer USA will target Kessler spindles, commonly found on large format SW machines, typically used in the automotive market for high-production work. In addition, the company is focusing on Makino spindles for several lines of that builder’s machines, specifically MAG3.
“Currently, MAG3 machines are well known to have spindles that only Makino repairs,” said Kranz. “We have been asked to repair them for several years now and have decided to make a major commitment to this type of work. As a result, Fischer has invested in a pool of spindles and we will repair them, stock them, and roll out our exchange program for MAG3 users Q1 2025.”
The MAG3 machines are used primarily in the aerospace sector, where Fischer has a long history and strong presence directly with the aerospace manufacturers and their first- and second-tier suppliers.
Finally, Fischer will target a repair and exchange program for Voumard multi-spindle, ID high-speed grinding machines.
The company will maintain a pool of those spindles in stock, ready for immediate exchange with fast delivery and a competitive price point.
“Our price points will be lower than the OEM’s in most cases, while we maintain the very high-quality standards Fischer has long established in the American market,” Kranz said.
At the booth, Fischer will also display its wide array of branded spindles and head assemblies for milling, drilling, and grinding operations.
Visit Fischer at IMTS 2024 in the North building, Level 3, Booth 237470.
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