At EDSAONE, capability is not measured by the number of presses or robots. It is measured by the ability to understand a technical requirement, define the most efficient process to meet it, and carry it out with precision and repeatability.
In-house resources, applied engineering and active industrialisation: three pillars working together so that your component reaches production under the best possible conditions.
A line of mechanical and hydraulic presses covering a wide tonnage range, equipped to work with progressive, transfer and parametric dies. Able to handle a variety of formats and thicknesses, from precision parts made from coil to larger structural components.
Robotic and semi-automatic cells for resistance (RSW), MIG-MAG and TIG welding, configured for series production with high repeatability. Each cell is custom-designed according to the geometry of the assembly and the cycle rate requirements of the project.
In-house facility with 1 hardening furnace and 3 tempering furnaces, with atmosphere control and thermal cycle recording per batch. This allows the hardening-tempering cycle to be carried out without subcontracting, with full process traceability.
Sandblasting, tumbling and vibratory finishing equipment, plus drying ovens, for bulk surface treatment of parts and assemblies. Able to prepare surfaces before coating, painting or final delivery.
Sandblasting (shot blasting): high-speed abrasive projection for cleaning, descaling and generating controlled roughness, improving the adhesion of paints, phosphate coatings and functional coatings.
Tumbling (rotary drum): bulk deburring and edge rounding for small and medium-sized parts, a uniform process with no fixture marks.
Vibratory finishing: vibration finishing with specific abrasive media, offering greater control over process aggressiveness: suitable for parts with delicate geometries or strict dimensional requirements.
Drying ovens: controlled removal of moisture and process residues after washing, phosphating or surface treatment, ensuring the surface condition before subsequent operations.
Selection of the process and abrasive media according to material, geometry and finish specification.
Traceability of surface condition built into the control plan for each part number.
Custom-designed assembly cells integrating joining operations, component insertion, dimensional verification and poka-yoke. Configurable for different levels of automation depending on volume and product variability.
Dimensional measurement and conformity checks built into the production flow: Trimer CMM measuring equipment and, in collaboration with MESHIND, on-site 3D scanning for the inspection of complex assemblies. Process parameters are recorded and traced by part number and batch in accordance with IATF 16949.
