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Jobs

Milling centers for high speeds

Jobs

Globally proven milling centers for individual requirements

Jobs has been developing and manufacturing high-performance milling machines with three and five axes since 1978. These are used worldwide for the most demanding manufacturing processes – in aerospace, the automotive industry, general mechanics, mold and die making and in the energy sector.

The latest design and production technologies with comprehensive quality control ensure top quality and reliable operation at maximum efficiency.

ADVANTAGES AND HIGHLIGHTS

Milling centers for the highest cutting performance

Jobs milling centers combine the highest speeds with maximum cutting performance.

Jobs milling centers feature the highest quality and reliability with reduced operating and maintenance costs. Their machines with 3, 3+2 or 5 axes cover complete manufacturing processes in a single machining center and ensure maximum overall efficiency and low part costs with consistently high part quality.

One of the highlights in the Jobs range is their 5-axis milling centers for machining medium-sized and large parts. These permit highly precise and cost-efficient machining of components with complex shapes, profiles or sculptured surfaces in steel and titanium alloys, light metal alloys and composite materials.

These 5-axis milling centers produce highly impressive dynamics and spindle speed at low spindle torque and are suitable for a wide range of applications.

Wide-ranging industry sectors

Jobs 5-axis milling centers are successfully used in countless sectors: from aerospace and automotive, mold & die making through to general mechanics and energy.

Diverse applications

Jobs high-performance milling centers are perfect for small and medium-sized tools and molds, including structural aluminum parts and aluminum skins, composites, steel, titanium and tough alloys.

High-performance solutions

Jobs milling centers offer maximum dynamics combined with high spindle speeds and low spindle torque.

Maximum overall efficiency

Jobs milling centers accomplish several machining operations and enable the complete machining of workpieces in one stand-alone machine instead of two or three.

SERIES

High-performance milling centers for the highest demands

Jobs Robodrim

The Jobs Robodrim 200 is a drilling and milling robot that uses Cartesian coordinates. It can be used with a 2- or 3-polar axis machining and/or handling robot. As a highly productive machine, the Jobs Robodrim was specifically designed for machining large aircraft parts.

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Jobs Grand Speeder

The Jobs Speeder and Grand Speeder are vertical gantry milling centers. They feature electro-welded structures and a traveling crossbeam that moves on two columns. Their special machine architecture enables high positioning and configuration flexibility along with large processing volumes and outstanding dynamics.

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Jobs Linx

Jobs Linx currently comprises the most complete family of high-performance milling machines with linear motors. Their combination of linear motor and highly rigid structure enables maximum speed and acceleration, dramatically reduces production times and ensures the highest precision and surface quality at lower maintenance costs.

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Jobs Ever 7

The Jobs Ever series includes medium-sized milling centers. They have a movable gantry for 3, 3+2, 4 and 5-axis machining with highly dynamic performance and great chipping capacity. The Jobs Ever offers the highest application flexibility with low operating and maintenance costs.

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Jobs Ever 1 and 5

The Jobs Ever 1 is a CNC milling center with three or five axes for working with a spatially adjustable tool axis. This milling center has a fixed gantry and movable table. It can therefore be equipped both with a vertical spindle and with an indexing or interpolating milling head.

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Jobs Jomax

Jobs Jomax high-performance milling machines, in horizontal or vertical design, were developed for machining parts in precision engineering, the energy sector and heavy mechanical engineering. Their focus is on form machining using large form holders and tools, including the intensive machining of large structural parts made of titanium.

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Jobs Tarkus

Jobs Tarkus high-performance milling centers, in horizontal or vertical design, offer a patented architecture, which includes a fixed gantry on the X-axis and a movable gantry on the Z-axis. This enables high chipping capacity in tough materials, together with high structural rigidity and constant precision along the entire length of Z-travel.

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Jobs TRT 1000

Jobs TRT1000 high-performance milling machines feature linear roller guides on all three axes. Their large dimensions and slide blocks on all axes enable high velocity and acceleration with outstanding roughing efficiency.

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HISTORY

Top milling competence since 1979

You are on the safe side with Jobs milling centers when it comes to high-performance milling. Jobs has repeatedly set new standards in innovative milling technologies since 1979.

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1979

Jobs presents the first manipulation robot with high loading capacity. Founded in 1978 for automation, Jobs now starts to manufacture manipulation robots with 5/6 axes.

1981

Jobs has been manufacturing very innovative, high-performance and high-speed milling centers since the 80s.
In 1981 Jobs presents the Jomach 16, the first 5-axis milling machine with movable columns and a spindle speed up to 18,000 rpm.

1982

Jobs presents the Jomach 25, the first 5-axis high-speed milling center with a movable gantry. This is targeted particularly at the machining of styling models and applications in the aviation industry.

1985

A major step is taken in the direction of 5-axis machining of large workpieces thanks to the Jomach 35, with its movable crossbeam and a machining capacity of 40 m³.

1990

From 1980 to 1990 Jobs continues to expand its own product range and gains access to additional markets: mold & die making for the automotive industry, machining of jet engine parts and parts for the energy sector, general mechanics.

1994

Jobs presents the Jomach 249 high-performance milling center with a movable gantry. Systematic use of structural analysis and the latest CAD technology enables Jobs to realize products that are state of the art in terms of functionality and performance.

1995

Jobs presents the B.U.S.S. (basic universal spindle) automatic head changing system. This enables the complete execution of roughing, semi-finishing and finishing operations without repositioning the workpiece.

2000

Jobs presents the Linx Compact, the first in a new generation of high-performance milling machines for large components to have linear drive technology in all axes.

2002

Jobs presents the new Linx family of milling centers with linear motors: the Linx Blitz and Linx TMX.

2003

Jobs presents the Jomax 265, a high-performance milling center with movable gantry for general precision mechanics in sectors like energy and heavy mechanical engineering, mold machining and the machining of large structural parts made of titanium.

2004

Jobs presents the Linx O, a compact and ergonomic 5-axis horizontal milling center with linear motors for machining large cubic components.

2006

Jobs introduces the Jomax 261 to expand its range of medium and large high-performance milling machines with high torque. This milling center with fixed gantry and movable single or double table is suitable for fine mechanics, the energy sector, heavy mechanical engineering and for machining large tools and molds.

2007

Jobs presents the Tarkus, a horizontal/vertical, 5-axis high-performance milling center for machining tough materials; Compoflex, the flexible fixture developed by Jobs, enables the referencing and clamping of components made of composite materials.

2008

Jobs presents the Jomax 269, a milling center with movable column for 5-axis milling with high cutting performance.

2009

From October 1 Jobs takes over the Sachman business activities. The company thus reinforces its own product offering in the milling field and enters the general mechanics supplier market.

2010

Jobs develops so-called mid-range machines, which can be used to reduce operating costs through innovation. The new range is particularly aimed at suppliers in the general mechanics, energy and mold & die making sectors. The presented models are the Ever 5 with movable gantry and the Thor 100 with movable column.

2011

Jobs continues development of the mid-range family by introducing the following models: the Ever high gantry milling machine and the Thor 200 with its large movable column.

2012

Jobs acquires a majority stake in Sigma, a long-established company in the machining centers sector.
FFG Europe is founded as a holding company in the field of high-tech machine tools; this unites not only Jobs and Sachman but also Rambaudi and Sigma.

2013

The "Jobs Milling Show – Full Technology" is held in the Jobs plant and presents the latest milling centers and systems from Jobs, Sachman and Rambaudi as high-performance, turnkey systems for all areas of application.

2014

Sachman and Rambaudi production plants ultimately move from their respective sites (Reggio Emilia and Turin) to Piacenza, where the modern Jobs plant is located.

2015

Manufacture, sales and customer support of the Sigma brand also take place in Piacenza after early 2015. The Frazer horizontal milling center is presented in October 2015: a machine that responds to market requirements regarding high productivity and product quality at an attractive price.

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Eike Fretzer

FFG Europe & Americas

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Eike Fretzer

FFG Europe & Americas

Telephone+49 172 7 91 71 68

E-Maileike.fretzer@mag-ias.com

Eike Fretzer

FFG Europe & Americas

Telephone+49 172 7 91 71 68

BRAND

MACHINE TOOLS FROM THE TECHNOLOGY LEADERS

Jobs

Globally proven milling centers for individual requirements

ADVANTAGES AND HIGHLIGHTS

Milling centers for the highest cutting performance

Wide-ranging industry sectors

Diverse applications

High-performance solutions

Maximum overall efficiency

SERIES

High-performance milling centers for the highest demands

Jobs Robodrim

Jobs Grand Speeder

Jobs Linx

Jobs Ever 7

Jobs Ever 1 and 5

Jobs Jomax

Jobs Tarkus

Jobs TRT 1000

HISTORY

Top milling competence since 1979

1979

1981

1982

1985

1990

1994

1995

2000

2002

2003

2004

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

Contact search

This is where you can find the right point of contact for your region

Eike Fretzer

FFG Europe & Americas

Eike Fretzer

FFG Europe & Americas

Eike Fretzer

FFG Europe & Americas

Giuseppe Dall'Ora

FFG Europe & Americas

Giuseppe Dall'Ora

FFG Europe & Americas

Eike Fretzer

FFG Europe & Americas

Giuseppe Dall'Ora

FFG Europe & Americas

Giuseppe Dall'Ora

FFG Europe & Americas

Giuseppe Dall'Ora

FFG Europe & Americas

Giuseppe Dall'Ora

FFG Europe & Americas

Thomas Maringer

FFG Europe & Americas

Giuseppe Dall'Ora

FFG Europe & Americas

Giuseppe Dall'Ora

FFG Europe & Americas

Eike Fretzer

FFG Europe & Americas

Eike Fretzer

FFG Europe & Americas

Giuseppe Dall'Ora

FFG Europe & Americas

Giuseppe Dall'Ora

FFG Europe & Americas

Eike Fretzer