Having taken time to restructure the existing facility Trumpf have recently completed construction of a 110,000m² expansion facility. JFY have taken a two-tier approach to manufacturing JFY. TAKING THE WORLD BY STORM, NOW IN NZ. sales@jfy.co.nz www.jfy.co.nz JFY has established a worldwide reputation for the quality and value of its CNC sheet metal processing equipment. Available in New Zealand for the first time, contact us today to find out more. CALL 0800 567 539 BENDING | PUNCHING | GUILLOTINE SHEARING | 2D–LASER CUTTING REN012 their machinery: taking advantage of local supply to maximise cost savings on, for example machine frames, yet using imported Trumpf components where latest technology is required. This results in a high quality, productive machine at a very competitive price point. Mr Mustafa adds that the innovation that supports JFY can truly be seen in the laser range, with TruDisk technology the ideal example of worldleading technology. TruDisk is a solid-state laser for the welding, cutting, and surface processing of metals. It impresses wherever high power is required along with maximum beam quality – in automotive production, the aerospace industry, or heavy industry, for example. The patented TruDisk, disk laser technology, ensures highly robust applications. “These sorts of innovations are just what any manufacturer needs, whether they are looking to enter the marketplace or expand their current market offering, while providing maximum return on their investment,” says Mr Mustafa. JFY machinery offers the best value of any in the New Zealand market - if you draw a curve in comparison of return on investment versus productivity it’s really an attractive option, he says. Left to right: • JFY’s national accounts manager, Imran Mustafa, was impressed with the auto-index feature in this turret punch press, enabling a variety of complex shapes. • Impressive product assembly lines to ensure a high quality standard of build. • All machines are despatched with special care and consideration, for worldwide delivery. www.engineeringnews.co.nz 43
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