• Electrical components were outdated
  
• Excessive space requirements
  
• Rolling cycle was still set mechanically

A simple mechanical wristwatch contains around 130 parts, the probably most complex watch, the Calibre 89 by Patek Philippe, even contains 1728 components. What is certain is that almost all of them were made with Swiss high-tech. Strausak Mikroverzahnungen AG produces machines that gear or roll even the smallest parts - Siemens products ensure precise process control.

• The production process is now controlled by the SIMATIC ET 200SP – the system dimensions are small, and no additional relays are required thanks to the integrated safety function
• A SINAMICS S210 servo drive is installed for each of the four SIMOTICS S-1FK2 motors – only a cable to the motor is required
• The compactness of the components is ensured by installing the control cabinet in the base – the size of which depends on the control cabinet
• Simplified setup process due to the commissioning of SINAMICS S210 drives via web server and an improved hand rest for manual machine loading

• Strausak Mikroverzahnungen AG, OEM / Global Company, Grenchen (Switzerland)Gear cutting, grinding, roller burnishing and special-purpose machines, automotive industry / equipment manufacturing / watchmaking industry / medical and dental technology
• Strausak Mikroverzahnungen produce machines for interlocking and rolling even very small parts. Post retrofit, Siemens systems are now controlling the processes