Georg Kesel GmbH & Co. KG
Booth number: A3-331
www.kesel.com
About us
Georg Kesel GmbH & Co. KG is an internationally renowned manufacturer of machine tools for linear toothing. Our specialist milling and grinding machines are designed and manufactured by a team of experienced engineers in the group‘s headquarters in Bavaria. Supporting Kesel‘s global operations and international customers are regional subsidiaries in China (Zhejiang province – Jiashan) and the USA (Janesville Milton, Wisconsin).Our high precision milling and grinding machines are used for the manufacture and refinement of toothing on band saws, steering racks, industrial gear racks as well as other drive components within the automotive industry. Individual customisation of our machines, something that is often required within these specialised industry segments, is something we deliver as standard. Supporting our range of milling and grinding platforms is a spectrum of other machines including coiling systems, straightening and setting machines.
Mill. Grind. Clamp. Set. Since 1889.
Address
Maybachstr. 6
87437 Kempten
Germany
E-mail: info@kesel.com
Phone: +49 831 252880
Internet: www.kesel.com
4718 John Paul Rd. Front
53563 Milton, WI
United States
E-mail: service@kesel.com
Phone: +1 608 5800045
No. 168 Kapa Road, Dayun Town
314100 Jiashan County, Jiaxing City
China
E-mail: jinchun.feng@kesel.com
Phone: +86 573 84828880
B240M Bandsaw Blade Milling Machine
R Series M-Line Rack and Profile Milling Machine
The machines of the Kesel R-Series aren’t just updated versions of our previous
models, they are completely new rack milling platforms. With a brand new bed and slide construction, a world-first twin-table system, a completely new milling head and the possibility to fully automate loading and unloading of parts; the R-Series really is a true game changer.
S250M Steering Rack Milling Machine
Bandsaw Blade Grinding Machine B127G
Powerful. Innovative. A machine like no other. The B127G Bandsaw Blade Grinding Machine embodies the spirit of Kesel, offering speed, precision and productivity with the incredible power of the industry-first S98 grinding head. With the B127G Bandsaw Blade Grinding Machine, we have redefined the experience and the possibilities within the bandsaw grinding world.
Developed to push your grinding experience to the limit. The B127G Bandsaw Blade Grinding Machine’s modern and digitally enabled SINUMERIK ONE operating platform creates a seamless and ground-breaking interface between man and machine, enabling never seen before results. At the heart of the machine is the powerhouse, S98 grinding head allowing the B127G Bandsaw Blade Grinding Machine to cope with huge band packets and the toughest tooth profiles. Flexibility and utility is further boosted with the optional GP2, twin axes dressing unit.Designed to be easy to operate whilst delivering maximum output, the B127G Bandsaw Blade Grinding Machine allows you to harness the full performance that our engineering team have created. A new era begins. Join us in sculpting the future.
Gear Rack Grinding Machines R-Series G Line
Productivity and precision is power. Reach your production and quality goals in record time with the latest grinding machine from the Kesel R Series G Line. Gear rack and profile grinding at high volume has never been this effective.
With a brand new design and extensively optimised high-performance technology, the R Series G Line grinding machines from Kesel set a new standard in high quality, high productivity gear rack and profile grinding. From the newly developed grinding head to the re-engineered coolant and swarf management system, the R Series G Line machines deliver both industry-leading dimensional precision and unbeatable surface quality.
If you are looking to reduce secondary processing time, increase productivity and dramatically accelerate the machine’s ROI the R Series G Line from Kesel is the perfect machine. The world-first X2T twin-table setup, the integrated SW3K swarf vacuum and a new operating system allow productivity volumes never seen before.
