Biesse showcases its largest lineup of CNC solutions at IWF

With over 27,000 square feet, Biesse’s exhibit will be the largest at IWF in Atlanta. But even more important, it’s not just bigger, it’s better. From one end to the other, we will have the widest range of CNC machines ever displayed in North America. Everywhere you look, you’ll see solutions designed to meet your market challenges head on. You may be wrestling with how to address current labor shortages. Or trying to find ways to produce more without increasing floor space. Or working to minimize maintenance and choose machines with standardized components to reduce your cost of ownership. In all those cases and more, Biesse has strategies to help you achieve your objectives now.
 
“If you think the Industry 4.0 concept is only a reality for big companies, spending time with Biesse will convince you otherwise,” says Cesare Magnani, Biesse Brand Sales Manager. “There’s no reason for small- and medium-sized companies to sit on the sidelines, especially when a shortage of skilled labor is impacting the industry as never before. The interconnectivity of ‘AUTOMACTION’ is for everyone.”  
 
Think of it as CNC City
 
On the show floor in Atlanta this year, you’ll see Biesse’s largest number of CNC machines ever displayed at IWF, covering a complete range of solutions and applications. You can experience everything from stand-alone machines to fully integrated solutions, and from vertical CNCs to five-axis machines to CNC contouring edge banders and flexible drilling solutions. “In addition to watching how new machines and integrated solutions can change the way you work, you will be able to interact with experts who are dedicated to working with you to find the best, most efficient way to reach your production targets,” Magnani says.
 
Biesse has always been known for introducing cutting-edge technology and exclusive innovation. This year is no different.  At IWF, new applications you’ll see in our booth include completely automated panel processing solutions with demonstrations of automatic kitting of components via a robot placed at the end of a nesting cell. Although similar applications have been introduced elsewhere in the past, it’s clear that Biesse has greatly enhanced operational efficiency to create a true production solution.
 
What not to miss
 

• Stop by and see why Biesse’s new bPad is a finalist for this year’s Challenger Award at IWF. It’s another first for Biesse and the first wireless console in the industry. An operator is free to move at will, performing key machinery functions with a single hand. Machine interaction is more user-friendly and set-up is faster, both advantages in increasing productivity. Cumbersome connective cables no longer raise safety concerns.

 

• Don’t miss learning about how the SOPHIA IoT continuously accumulates, monitors and analyzes a machine's vitals via a cloud-based network on a real-time basis. A customer can easily access this information through a mobile app, and both the customer and Biesse’s service team receive an alert when there’s an abnormality.  Together, with SOPHIA’s predictive technology, they can quickly decide what needs to be done to avoid a potential problem that could result in machine downtime.

 

• Biesse’s CNC machines at the show will be equipped with the new bSolid 3.0 software. Powerful and easy-to-use, this enhanced software application with bNest reaffirms Biesse’s leadership position among CAD/CAM for CNC. It is fully integrated with the machine controller to provide a superior level of control.

 
If you are looking for results, Biesse has a wide range of workable, reliable and intuitive solutions. See the biggest selection of CNC machines and lines ever at IWF booth #7553.

 
BIESSE S.p.A. - Biesse Group is a global leader in technology for processing wood, glass, stone, plastic and metal. It designs, manufactures and distributes machines, integrated systems and software for manufacturers of furniture, door/window frames and components for the construction, ship-building and aerospace industries. It invests on average 14 million Euro per year in R&D, boasting over 200 registered patents. It operates through 8 industrial sites, 34 branches and 300 agents and selected dealers, exporting 90% of its production. Its customers include some of the most prestigious names in Italian and international design. Founded in Pesaro in 1969, by Giancarlo Selci, the company has been listed on the Stock Exchange (STAR segment) since June 2001. It now counts 4000 employees throughout the world.