The current humanitarian and economic situation as well as the uncertain further developments occasioned by the new respiratory virus SARS-CoV-2 / COVID-19, is also a matter of concern for ZECHA.
The precision requirements made on tools rise almost on a daily basis – the need is for even higher tool service lives, even higher precision and even better surface qualities.
Stefan Zecha was elected chairman of the VDMA Precision Tools Association at its general meeting at Tegernsee. Gerhard Knienieder became Deputy Chairman.
For 55 years ZECHA Hartmetall-Werkzeugfabrikation GmbH has been synonymous for precision and quality in micro-machining, blanking and forming tools spanning a vast range of sectors.
Embracing the motto "working better together" our management team decided to take us on a professional exchange event on 17th/18th May 2019 to Plaffeien in Switzerland, in fact, Schwarzsee to be precise.
ZECHA Hartmetall-Werkzeugfabrikation GmbH has always been involved in the development of micro-precision tools of the highest level. The high-end mill cutter line IGUANA sees it making an evolutionary step in the diamond coated hard metal tool segment.
Whe tried-and-tested PEACOCK mill cutters from ZECHA Hartmetall-Werkzeugfabrikation GmbH are the go-to tools for achieving fine contours in the HSC processing of highly alloyed and hardened steel up to 67 HRC.
The key to a flexible, simple and swift ordering process.
More possibilities, more overview, more ZECHA: ZECHA Hartmetall-Werkzeugfabrikation GmbH has broadened its customer service by adding its very own web shop aimed at providing improved support to customers in the optimisation of their processes and at facilitating perfect order placement.
The tried-and-tested PEACOCK mill cutters from ZECHA Hartmetall-Werkzeugfabrikation GmbH are the go-to tools for achieving fine contours in the HSC processing of highly alloyed and hardened steel up to 67 HRC.
It is precisely minute drilling diameters that call for high precision tools which can deliver the low tolerances required.
Graphite or copper? – Engineering, improvements and innovations keep the electrode manufacture in an ongoing process change. Over the past few years, the trend has been towards copper where spark erosion is concerned.
Graphite has replaced copper as a material for electrode manufacture in many areas of tool and mould-making.
Planning is decisive - Zecha, CemeCon, CIMTRODE and GF Machining Solutions
Wet or dry? This is no longer the question! SEAGULL® tools have impressively high life cycles
The many advantages that graphite electrodes offer have made them the mainstay of spark erosion - no manual reworking, no deburring, hardly any burn-off, even intricate geometries are possible and the electrode comes out of the milling machine ready for eroding.
