When accurate is not accurate enough.
The MCµ provides tightest geometric tolerances (positioning, flatness, radial eccentricity, concentricity, angularity, repositioning) for the most demanding applications. The basis for long-term accuracy is maximum stability from the ground up. High guide bars, FEM-optimised structures cast from mineral casting material, a thermally inert system and active tempering are examples of the many measures taken. BW's very high degree of vertical integration in all core components is decisive for the successful implementation of such accurate machines.

Quality philosophy
The µ on the finished component depends on many factors: positioning accuracy, machine geometry, tool concentricity, fixture warpage, material characteristics, process sequence, temperature differential and measuring method. Consequently, every component of an MCµ is subject to the tightest tolerances and undergoes special quality assurance measures, just like the finished machine. Finally, comprehensive measurements are taken of every single MCµ.

Employee expertise
The key to successful production of an MCµ lies in the extremely high qualification level of our employees. We have been building high-precision machining centres successfully for almost 60 years now. Our philosophy, calling for continuous optimisation of every component and process, is practised every day in our committed team of perfectionists.

Cost-effectiveness
Cost pressure is leading to fewer and fewer clamping operations, which in turn leads to more complex components. This is significantly increasing the demands on machining, while rapidly reducing the joining component. The MCµ targets mounting rather than adjustment.

Customization
BURKHARDT+WEBER builds highly customised machining centres. The same applies unreservedly to the MCµ series. We have broad expertise in the production of high-precision components, not least due to the high degree of vertical integration with our own precision components, and from many customer projects.