Star Micronics Co - Realtek Technologies Australia

Star Micronics Co. Ltd

Star are the only sliding head manufacturers who have factory-trained technicians here in Australia, available to meet your service requirements. With over 128 machines installed, our technicians have considerable experience with day-to-day machine requirements.

Star, founded in Japan 1950, first began the manufacturing of cam automatics in 1954. Star bases its growth on its expertise in precision processing and assembly. Being a technology-driven organization, their stance is to manage and develop from a global perspective, creating benefits derived from a user-oriented concept.

Star ensures their machines are equipped with versatile operation capacities to meet the latest needs and provide a user-friendly product.

Do you have a Star on your team?

ECAS

The ECAS is 35% faster than any competitor currently available. This machine will put you well ahead of the pack in speed and capability.

ECAS-20 has a 14 axis controlled system plus 4 virtual axis that will improve cycle times by a minimum of 20% This new technology has no equal. The ECAS is a "must-have" machine, giving a considerable edge.

Do you have a Star on your team?

Star Micronics Co. Ltd

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STOP THE PRESS!
Realtek signs exclusive deal with Crestec, Japan's leading manufacturer of High Resolution E-Beam Lithography technology.

At a recent workshop held at MINIFAB 2008, Crestec's president and sales manager introduced their advanced E-Beam technology to a packed audience. They also announced that an exclusive distribution agreement had been reached with Realtek Technologies for the Australasia region.

REALTEK RECEIVES AN ORDER FOR AUSTRALIA'S FIRST NANO SCALE MACHINING CENTRE
The Kira SuperMill-2M has a positional accuracy of 10nm with a 50,000rpm main spindle and it's 160,000rpm finishing spindle offers tool makers and researchers alike an outstanding next generation machine tool capability.

This new technology developed in collaboration with Tokyo University will be delivered to UniSA early in 2009.

RETOOLING THE MINING SECTOR
Realtek has traditionally been seen as a market leader in the small end of machine tool technology. However, in the 2007/2008 period we have been very active in the large scale retooling of the mining sector.

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