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AXA Entwicklungs- und Maschinenbau GmbH

Your manufacturer of machining centres

The family-owned company AXA is specialized in development, construction and manufacturing of cnc controlled machining centres and tailor-made production systems. Regardless whether you are looking for complete solutions for customers in large scale industry, special solutions for efficient manufacturing in smaller suppliers or entire system solutions for complex challenges.

As a machine tool manufacturer, we respond to our customers' wishes and realise them individually. In addition to newly developed machining centres, we also offer finished machine tools that are available at short notice and can be purchased directly from us. In the meantime, our AXA customer service takes care of commissioning, maintenance, inspections, repairs and upgrades.

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After five days at EMO in Hanover with many visitors and good discussions, we would simply like to say THANK YOU! In case you did not have time to visit our stand, we have put together a few impressions for you.

 

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It's very simple! Zoom in, activate the tool change, open and close the doors, make the rotary tables rotate, etc. Just give it a try:


> VHC travelling column machining centre and

> VPC 2800 U gantry machining centre


More models to follow!

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60 years ago, the brothers Antonius and Heinrich Kappelhoff laid the foundations for a successful company history - AXA was founded on 11 June 1965.

Today we can look back on six eventful decades.

 

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At one million euros, the new AXA CNC machining centre is the most expensive single investment made by the Hückeswagen-based company Recknagel Präzisionsstahl. The huge machine was delivered in two parts on Tuesday.

 

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We are proud of it! The Prague Railway Machine Factory owns what is probably the largest machine tool in the city - weighing 77 tonnes and almost 16 metres long. It has now been put into operation.

 

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