Enercon’s commitment to reducing costs and expanding capabilities has been demonstrated by the company’s recent investment in CNC (Computer Numerical Control) equipment. The technology allows for precision and repeatable manufacturing of both simple and complex parts.

By bringing this capability in-house, Enercon adds self-sufficiency and flexibility to do more without outsourcing. This reduces costs and shortens lead times while providing more control over supply during uncertain times. The management team continues to evaluate other investments in order to continue to improve its manufacturing efficiencies.

“This machine supports our manufacturing processes for each of our unique product lines,” says Jake Hanson, director of engineering and manufacturing. “We are excited to be able to give our customers better lead times along with increased accuracy, efficiency and speed.”

Enercon will use the CNC technology for making parts such as drilled port flame burners, plasma nozzles, machined support/framework and narrow web corona treater housings.