About Enshu
Enshu CNC Machines is headquartered in Hamamatsu, Japan. Enshu has been providing world-class technology for over 90 years. In fact, they have a global presence throughout North America, Europe, and Asia.
Important to realize, Sakamoto Enshu Koki was established in 1920 as a weaving machine manufacturer. For one thing, the production of machine tool technology did not begin until the 1930s. Subsequently, Enshu began to specialize in milling and special-purpose machinery.
Enshu experienced exponential growth in the 1960's with the emergence of the Japanese motorcycle industry and the development of CNC. Therefore, earning Enshu the business of neighboring motorcycle manufacturers Honda, Kawasaki and Yamaha.
Over the years, Enhu has established an excellent reputation in the engineering and design of machines, as well as the parts they produce. This unique position has given Enshu an intimate understanding of the rigors of competitive machining.
In conclusion, Enshu recognizes the importance quality machining centers have on the end component. This is why Enshu strives to provide durable, high quality, high performance machines. Therefore, allowing our customers to achieve consistently accurate results at competitive prices.
In brief, our four models of GE Series Horizontal Machining Centers offer full stroke accuracy and repeatability through superior design and thermal stability. Consequently, Non-cutting time is reduced through faster rapid traverse rates, axis acceleration, tool changing, and indexing. Best of all, every component of these machines is engineered to ensure year after year of reliable operation. Especially, under the most grueling manufacturing conditions.
A fusion of high performance and functional beauty, this vertical machining center provides high torque levels in a rigid column structure. Therefore, making it ideal for large capacity applications. It is available with an optional automatic pallet changer for increased productivity.
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