NICOLAS CORREA SELLS A VERSA-M GANTRY TYPE MACHINE TO THE FRENCH LOUET

The French company, Louet, purchased a VERSA-M Gantry type milling machine from Nicolas Correa for the precision manufacture of large-sized metal parts.

Among the broad range of milling machines manufactured by the Nicolas Correa Group, the French company Louet, specialists in milling large-sized metal parts, has been working for some time with the VERSA-M model, a mobile bridge and fixed table milling machine that represents the concept of high performance Gantry machine. Its dynamism and precision are just two of the aspects highlighted by the company.  

As part of its growth strategy, Louet has added a large-sized VERSA-M milling machine, which will guarantee the dynamism and precision of its machining. Thanks to the structural and thermo-symmetric design of this machine, Louet has found new market opportunities, in more specific niches, as the VERSA-M permits machining large volume parts, maintaining a high roughing capacity. This mobile bridge and fixed table milling machine model has a series of elements that mark the difference with respect to other machines on the market: Its Eco-design, with stand-by and auto-off functions, permits a saving of up to 20 percent of total energy consumed by the machine, demonstrating the quality standards and respect for the environment put into practice by Nicolas Correa in the management of their production centres.

With more than 800 bridge machines and more than 600 mobile column machines installed worldwide, Nicolas Correa is one of the European leaders in milling solutions that adapt perfectly to the most demanding production environments where Louet carries out its activity. Nicolas Correa’s main objective is to contribute to our customers’ success and to manage to reduce the investment payback time as much as possible. Experiences such as that of Louet encourage us to continue being a reference in service, quality, innovation and technology, to contribute to the improvement of our environment.

Source: Machine Production magazine