The most common mistake: buy first, think later. The right sequence is the other way around.
Many businesses buy a hot wire machine and only then think about what they actually want to produce. This almost always leads to wrong purchases - machines too large, too many axes or wrong wire length. The right sequence: first understand the production, then select the right machine.
It is not only the product that counts - but also the workflow around it. How does the block get to the machine? Who operates it? How are the parts removed and stored? A machine that does not fit the production workflow creates hidden costs through setup times, logistics problems and operating effort. Asking these questions before buying saves a lot of time and money later.
Before a decision is made we always recommend a detailed consultation. We analyse the production, question the requirements and recommend the machine that really fits - not the largest or most expensive. Many customers find during the conversation that a smaller machine meets their requirements better than expected.
The key questions and answers on this topic.
Because the wrong machine creates all the subsequent problems. Those who understand the production first buy the right machine - those who buy first often end up with a machine that does not fit the production optimally.
What is being produced, which material, which block sizes, which quantities, whether 2D or 4-axis cuts are needed and which quality requirements apply.
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