Samsung SMEC

About Samsung SMEC

The company started in 1988 in Korea as Samsung Heavy Industries Machine Tools Business and begin manufacturing horizontal and vertical machine centers through a technology partnership with OKK Japan. For the next decade, Samsung began developing machine tools through partnerships with companies such as Mori Seiki and Toshiba, until it established itself as SMEC Co. (Samsung Machine Tools Engineering Company). In 2018 the company established to provide factory support to the distributor network and customers and currently develops machine tools for over 60 countries around the world.

Samsung CNC machines are used in job shops as well as high volume production shops for industries including the medical, automotive, and aerospace industries. Fanuc CNC Controls are standard across all Samsung CNC machines. SMEC develops and manufactures high quality machining centers, CNC lathes, integrated equipment, robots, and etc. to both domestic and overseas markets. The company maintains a competitive edge in the industry by advancing products such as 3D Printers, while also adding value to existing products and fostering integrated equipment such as robots and lasers.

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2015 Samsung MCV50 CNC Vertical Mill

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2011 Samsung SL-30 CNC Turning Center w/ Bar Feeder

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What to look for when buying Samsung CNC Lathe:
• Bar-feed max OD is lower than the chuck capacity
• If buying for high production volumes, pay attention to bar capacity for prototyping flexibility
• If buying for smaller quantities, the chuck diameter should be more important
• Multi-axis machines have sub-spindles that allow for more complex parts to be produced
• Live tooling and milling give more flexibility to the types of parts

 
 Founded in 1988
 US Operations based in Englewood NJ
 SMEC: Samsung Machine tools Engineering Company
 
 Website: www.esmecamerica.com