Highly dynamic, compact, five-axis vertical machining center
CAMX 2023: Breton S.p.A. is exhibiting the Hawk E2, ideal for milling and trimming operations at high speed on parts with complex 3D shapes.
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Breton S.p.A. (Castello Di Godego, Italy) is an international group specializing in the design and production of state-of-the-art industrial machinery and plants. It has dedicated its focus to the new and improved Hawx E2, a compact, five-axis vertical machining center with a gantry modular design.
The Breton Hawx E2 enables users to expand their possibilities in trimming, milling and drilling on elements with complex 3D shapes. It is designed to work with wet and dry materials — light alloys, resins or composites — ensuring proper handling of dust, chips and liquids generated during the machining process. Each version comes with a customizable configuration option to meet specific requirements as well as optimize workflow and maximize efficiency.
The Breton Hawx E2 K18 has a 1,300-mm Z-axis travel, a 2,700-mm Y-axis travel and 1,800-mm X-axis travel with additional X-axis travel in larger models K38, K58 and K78. The productive machine is rigid with a good combination of robustness and stability, increasing its level of accuracy while still maintaining high acceleration and speed.
Breton is a family-owned company that was founded in 1963 in Castello Di Godego. Over the past 60 years, Breton has expanded into more than 100 countries, with seven international branches and more than 1,000 employees. It has also registered over 1,700 patents and continues to evolve to serve its customers’ needs.
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