This machine is a beast – and it’s surprisingly affordable!
Starrag’s Heckert H100 is a heavy-duty, accurate machine for all industries, all sectors and all materials.…
Paul Jones of MTDCNC and Lee Scott of Starrag are standing 12 meters high on top of a beast of a machine at Bielefeld where Starrag build the Droop+Rein and Dörries machines. Lee shares the details on this hybrid mill-turn machine designed for very large components such as wind energy parts, turbines, and bearings. Essentially, this machine can handle anything that’s big, nasty, and difficult to machine! If you want to learn more on every aspect of this technology, stay tuned for more videos.
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