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CNC machining, device assembly and spark-arrester chambers – precision components and assemblies in metal and plastic

WI

Firma Willy Schulz M. Maaz & D. Maaz GbR

01833 Wilschdorf (Radeburg), GermanyNew on Amplifa

1955Founded
10–10,000 piecesLot sizes device assembly/assembly manufacturing
1 site in Wilschdorf (Radeburg)Sites

About Willy Schulz

Firma Willy Schulz M. Maaz & D. Maaz GbR manufactures technical components, assemblies and complete devices to drawing in Wilschdorf near Radeburg in Saxony. Production includes CNC turning, CNC milling including 5-axis machining, and multitask machining on twin-spindle turn-mill centres. In addition, the company offers device construction and assembly manufacturing with the assembly of mechanical, electromechanical, electronic and pneumatic components, including functional testing with documentation. Materials machined include steel and steel alloys, aluminium, non-ferrous metals such as copper, brass, bronze, red brass and nickel silver, titanium, nickel and nickel-based alloys, special metals, and a broad range of thermoplastic, high-performance and thermosetting plastics. A historical focus is asbestos-free spark-arrester chambers for rail vehicles and switchgear, as well as solder frames for wave soldering of printed circuit boards. Customers come from mechanical engineering, vacuum technology, plant engineering, electronic device manufacturing, transport companies, nuclear technology, and luminaire and lighting technology. Lot sizes range from prototypes in pre-series production up to 10,000 pieces.

Site
Wilschdorf
Processes
Device construction and assembly manufacturing, Assembly of mechanical, electromechanical, electronic and pneumatic components, Functional testing with documentation, CNC turning, CNC milling, 5-axis milling, Twin-spindle turn-mill centre machining, Multitask machining (turn-milling)
Materials
Steel and steel alloys, Wrought aluminium alloys, Aluminium castings, Copper, Brass, Bronze, Red brass, Nickel silver
Certificates
DIN EN ISO 9001:2015
Founded
1955
Industries
Mechanical engineering, Vacuum technology, Plant engineering, Manufacturers of electronic devices, Transport companies, Nuclear technology
  1. 01

    Purchasing and C-parts management

  2. 02

    Design (Solidworks)

  3. 03

    CAM programming (EdgeCAM)

  4. 04

    CNC machining (turning, milling, 5-axis)

  5. 05

    Assembly of sealing cords / manufacture of spark-arrester chambers

  6. 06

    Assembly into assemblies and complete devices

  7. 07

    Functional testing and quality inspection

  8. 08

    Delivery with inspection certificates

Materials and Processes

St

Steel and steel alloys

Base materials for precision components in CNC machining.

Al

Wrought aluminium alloys and aluminium castings

Lightweight components for mechanical engineering, plant engineering and device construction.

NE

Copper, brass, bronze, red brass, nickel silver

Non-ferrous metals for electrically conductive and corrosion-resistant components.

Ti

Titanium and titanium alloys

High-strength lightweight materials for demanding applications.

Ni

Nickel and nickel-based alloys

For components subjected to thermal and corrosion stress.

Sonder

Lead, tantalum, tungsten, molybdenum

Special metals for specialised technical applications.

Thermo

PA, POM, PE, PVC, PC, PMMA, ABS, PP

Thermoplastics for technical and electromechanical parts.

HLP

PTFE, PEEK, PI, PAI, PSU, PVDF

High-performance plastics for sustained chemical and thermal stress.

Duro

Hard paper, hard fabric, glass-hard fabric, FR4, glass-hard mat, Delmat®,

Thermosets, among other things for spark-arrester chambers and electrical insulation parts.

Lötrahmen

Durostone®, CDM®

Materials for solder frames for wave soldering of printed circuit boards.

Site

Wilschdorf (Radeburg)

DE

Production and administration

Lot size
10–10,000 pieces
Materials
Steel, aluminium, non-ferrous metals, titanium, nickel alloys, special metals, plastics
  • Own CNC milling machine (in-house design, 1993)
  • CNC lathe (1996)
  • CNC multitask machine (2004)
  • Twin-spindle turn-mill centre (2009)
  • 5-axis milling machining centre (2010)
  • Computer-controlled system for assembling sealing cords (1987)
  • CNC measuring machine / 3-D coordinate measuring machine (CMM) (2015)

Industries

Mechanical engineeringVacuum technologyPlant engineeringManufacturers of electronic devicesTransport companiesNuclear technologyLuminaires and lighting technology

Processes & technical limits

ProcessesToleranceMax. partWeightLot sizeMaterials
Device construction and assembly manufacturingAssembly–––10 pieces – 10,000 pieces–
Assembly of mechanical, electromechanical, electronic and pneumatic componentsAssembly–––10 pieces – 10,000 pieces–
Functional testing with documentationTesting–––––
CNC turningMachining––––Steel and steel alloys, Aluminium, Copper, Brass, Bronze, Titanium, Plastics
CNC millingMachining––––Steel and steel alloys, Aluminium, Copper, Brass, Bronze, Titanium, Plastics
5-axis millingMachining––––Steel and steel alloys, Aluminium, Titanium, Plastics
Twin-spindle turn-mill centre machiningMachining––––Steel and steel alloys, Aluminium, Titanium, Plastics
Multitask machining (turn-milling)Machining––––Steel and steel alloys, Aluminium, Titanium, Plastics
PunchingForming––––Steel, Plastics
Assembly of sealing cordsPlastics––––Plastics
CMM measurement (3-D coordinate measuring machine)Testing–––––
Actual-vs-target inspection of all dimensions, inspection reports, inspection certificates, firstTesting–––––
Manufacture of spark-arrester chambersAssembly––––Thermosets (hard paper, hard fabric, glass-hard fabric)

7 Anlagen & Maschinen

MachineManufacturer / modelQuantityWorking areaYear builtSite
CNC milling machine (in-house design)–––1993Wilschdorf
CNC lathe–––1996Wilschdorf
CNC multitask machine–––2004Wilschdorf
Twin-spindle turn-mill centre–––2009Wilschdorf
5-axis milling machining centre–––2010Wilschdorf
CNC measuring machine (3-D coordinate measuring machine, CMM)–––2015Wilschdorf
Computer-controlled system for assembling sealing cords–––1987Wilschdorf

Additional services

CNC machining (turning, milling, 5-axis)Device construction and assembly manufacturingAssembly of mechanical, electromechanical, electronic and pneumatic componentsFunctional testing with documentation3D metrology / first article measurement reportsPurchasing and C-parts managementDesign (Solidworks)

Quality Assurance

Quality monitoring is aligned with the requirements of ISO 9001; the company is certified to DIN EN ISO 9001:2015. Inspection uses a CNC/3-D coordinate measuring machine (CMM), actual-vs-target inspection of all dimensions, inspection reports for series production, as well as inspection certificates and first article inspection reports.

EvidenceWilschdorf (Radeburg)
DIN EN ISO 9001:2015

History

  1. 1955

    Company founded by Willy Schulz in the field of cinematography; core business was small-format cameras and slide frames.

  2. 1960

    Expansion to include punching in cooperation.

  3. 1970

    Expropriation of tools and fixtures by the state; nationalisation was averted.

  4. 1972

    Expansion of the product range towards electrical devices, switchgear assemblies and spark-arrester chambers for AC switches.

  5. 1980

    Expansion: spark-arrester chambers for rail vehicles.

  6. 1987

    First computer-controlled production system for assembling sealing cords.

  7. 1988

    Development and market launch of the first asbestos-free spark-arrester chambers for DC switchgear.

  8. 1990

    Realignment; the core business became equipping the rail vehicle fleet with asbestos-free spark-arrester chambers.

  9. 1992

    Business handed over to daughter Marion Maaz.

  10. 1993

    Design and construction of an in-house CNC milling machine.

  11. 1996

    Purchase of the first CNC lathe; establishment of precision manufacturing.

  12. 2003

    Relocation from Dresden-Wachwitz to Wilschdorf.

  13. 2004

    Acquisition of the first CNC multitask machine.

  14. 2009

    Purchase of the first twin-spindle turn-mill centre.

  15. 2010

    Entry into 5-axis milling.

  16. 2012

    Foundation of the Marion Maaz and Daniel Maaz GbR; conversion of the ERP system to EasyWinArt.

  17. 2013

    Transition to 3D design with Solidworks and CAM software EdgeCAM.

  18. 2014

    Expansion of organisational structures with Kanban elements.

  19. 2015

    Expansion of production-integrated quality control with a CNC measuring machine.

  20. 2021

    Certification of the management system to DIN EN ISO 9001:2015.

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