For higher output and less downtime.


The system combines a rotating drum magazine with a gripping unit that automatically transfers workpieces between the magazine and the milling machine. Existing fixtures are removed, new ones are inserted, and the appropriate machining program is loaded via coded pallets. In this way, the system enables continuous, automated production of up to 12 different components—without the use of robots.
What sets our system apart from others?
Thanks to automatic workpiece changing, the machine runs almost continuously. Downtime for manual loading and unloading is eliminated, which significantly increases spindle runtime and allows more parts to be produced in less time.
Unlike traditional solutions, the system does not require an industrial robot. This significantly reduces acquisition costs, complexity, and space requirements—while maintaining high reliability and ease of operation.
With up to 12 stations, various fixtures and programs can be stored. Thanks to coded pallets, the machine automatically recognizes the correct machining program, allowing different parts to be produced one after another without retooling.
The system is ready for use in just a few hours. Since no complex integration or special interfaces are required, the automation can be set up quickly and put into productive use.
Neither an automatic machine door nor a high-voltage power connection nor a special automation interface is required. This allows the system to be easily integrated into existing machine environments.