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Although the Coronavirus pandemic took its toll on Melotte’s activities, plans are underway for the further expansion of the machine park and the company is already anticipating the future challenges that lie ahead.
3D Metal Printing is well past its experimental stage. This production method is categorized as an Additive Manufacturing (AM) technology and is indispensable for the fast, sustainable, and economically viable manufacture of i
Melotte, the Zonhoven-based subsidiary of Picanol Group, has invested in a new wire EDM. Melotte specializes in the low-volume production of high-precision parts, complex shapes, and special materials.
Melotte has contributed to creating a new solar car for the Agoria Solar Team. This team consists of 20 engineering students from the KU Leuven University who are looking to build the most efficient solar car.
As part of our efforts to reduce our carbon footprint, Melotte aims at cutting the number of car commuters among our employees.
Coordinate grinding is a grinding technology in which a grinding pin is rotated at very high speeds (e.g. 60,000 rpm) while the pin performs a rising and falling motion.