Clifton Park, NY · Wire EDM since 1983
Wire EDM and precision CNC machining
One of the largest Wire EDM job shops in the Northeast, with 5-axis milling, CNC turning, grinding and Zeiss CMM inspection under the same roof. Inconel, Hastelloy, titanium and carbide are routine.
- 1983
- machining in Clifton Park
- 5
- Fanuc Robocut Wire EDMs
- .00008 in
- Wire EDM accuracy (2 µm)
- 50 × 26 × 25 in
- largest milling work envelope
Capabilities
Over 20 pieces of CNC equipment, tracked in E2 shop management software and checked on an automated Zeiss CMM.
Wire EDM5 Fanuc Robocuts. 2 µm. Since 1983.
5-axis CNC millingUp to 50 × 26 × 25 in, 4,000 lbs.
CNC turningLive tooling. Up to 60 in long.
Precision grindingUnder .0002 in. Blanchard to 40 in.
Small hole EDM drilling.012–.118 in holes, 100× deep.
CMM inspectionZeiss Contura G2 scanning CMM.
Energy & power generationTurbine test hardware in superalloys.
Medical machiningMRI calibration parts at ±.0001 in.
One of the largest Wire EDM shops in the Northeast
AMT was an early adopter of Wire EDM in 1983. Today five Fanuc Robocuts cut parts to 2 microns, with radii as small as .001 in, in alloys that are hard to cut any other way.
Most of our production EDM work goes to medical imaging: parts used to calibrate MRI machines around the world, held to ±.0001 in on position and size.
Exotic alloys are the everyday job
Power generation has been part of our work since 1983: prototypes, fixtures and test equipment for steam, gas and wind turbines, jet engines and fuel cells. The test hardware often has to be more heat resistant than the part being tested.
Checked on a Zeiss CMM before it ships
The Zeiss Contura G2 scans thousands of points across a surface, so flatness, circularity and concentricity are measured, not sampled. Every job is tracked in E2 shop management software from order to delivery.
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- Your model or drawing: STEP, IGES, Parasolid, DWG, DXF, PDF or any Autodesk format.
- Material and quantity: alloy, temper, and how many, from one prototype to production.
- Tolerances and finish: the critical dimensions and any inspection report you need.