The the 3-axis machine features an on-board 12- or 19-tool magazine that services the 10 kW, 24,000 rpm spindle. The whole of the worktable on the Tekna 743 machine is coated with an air-porous Forex material that conceals the vacuum system underneath and distributes suction evenly across the whole table or across pre-defined sections, depending on the size of panel being machined. It also absorbs vibrations to create a robust and stable work area.
Italian firm Tekna was last year purchased by fellow Italian operation Emmegi and in the UK, Tekna machines are supplied through Emmegi (UK), Coventry.
Emmegi (UK) is part of one of the world’s leading manufacturers of systems for machining aluminium, PVC, iron and steel profiles. Founded in 1970 near Modena in Italy, the company now produces a comprehensive range of machines and ancillary equipment at factories both in Italy and China, and has sales operations in more than 50 countries worldwide.
