Schiess machines metal working

The machines from SCHIESS guarantees durability, flexibility, and efficiency. SCHIESS, located in Aschersleben, Germany, is known for its large-sized turning and milling centers, as well as portal machines, and counts among the biggest names in the world. The almost wear-free guides ensure long-term precision, flexibility, and efficiency. SCHIESS has adapted to the most diverse challenges in its individual fields of application through hard work and attention to detail. SCHIESS machines are at the center of the production process and work precisely and reliably even under the harshest operating conditions. This responsibility for customer success is what SCHIESS lives with full passion.

SCHIESS engineers take responsibility for a variety of innovations for large and average-sized machining centers, based on their customers' requirements. SCHIESS incorporates future developments in machine construction into their designs as soon as possible due to the durability of their products. Low vibration, ease of operation, innovative designs, and modular machine concepts provide customers with a decisive competitive advantage. The biggest machine in the world, the SCHIESS VERTIMASTER 3-12, processes workpieces weighing up to 500 tons and is among the largest machines in the world.

SCHIESS machines are specialized in maximum output, extreme loads, and large working areas, making them ideal for turbine and generator construction, heavy machinery and plant construction, tank and apparatus construction, as well as the production of construction/rail vehicles and ship propulsion systems. SCHIESS machines are wear-free and ensure long-term precision for several years. High-tech software and direct position measurement systems save time while changing heads and tools and minimize manual interventions during machining.

SCHIESS has developed the new ASCA series ASCARAPID, ASCAMILL, and ASCATURN, which are robust, compact, and designed for powerful precision, reliability, and efficiency. The ASCA series was designed based on the experience that engineers and technicians have gained over decades while designing the large machining centers.