Spark erosion
At Coene, we apply Spark Erosion as an advanced technique for manufacturing complex metal parts. Spark Erosion allows us to create precise and intricate shapes that are difficult to achieve with conventional machining such as milling or turning. Thanks to our expertise and modern equipment, we always meet the highest quality standards. Furthermore, we perfectly tailor the entire process to your specific requirements and project demands.
Our Guarantee
We guarantee that every component produced via Spark Erosion is precisely machined according to the strictest quality criteria. Thanks to our specialized machinery and skilled employees, we deliver consistent precision and a perfectly finished product that meets all industrial standards. You can count on reliable execution and fast service, ensuring your projects are completed on time and efficiently with the desired accuracy.
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40 Jaar
Experience
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What is spark erosion machining?Spark erosion removes material using electrical sparks that jump between an electrode and the workpiece. This creates accurate and complex shapes. This process works even with hard materials that you can barely machine with traditional techniques, without physical contact or mechanical stress.
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What applications is spark erosion suitable for?
You primarily use spark erosion for creating complex components such as molds, precision parts, and tools. The finish can, if necessary, be further refined through surface grinding. Furthermore, this technique is ideal for hard metals and creating fine details that machining cannot deliver.
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What are the advantages of spark erosion at Soleras Precision?At Soleras Precision, we combine advanced spark erosion machines with years of experience. This allows us to guarantee high precision, an excellent finish, and fast delivery times. We also offer customized solutions that fully meet your project requirements. Our dimensional capacities are: for Wire Spark Erosion, we machine up to 800 x 600 x 500 mm, and for Die Sinker Spark Erosion (or Plunge Spark Erosion), up to 1000 x 600 x 350 mm.