MultiCam is celebrating 35 years at the forefront of the CNC routing market just weeks after launching its latest flagship machine on the global stage.
Across three and a half decades, MultiCam – a Kongsberg Precision Cutting Systems company – has delivered more than 15,500 of its machines to deliver high quality routing and cutting products to its thousands of customers.
The launch of the new MultiCam Apex3R Evo, which offers superior quality, coincides with the 35th anniversary of the brand.
‘This is an important milestone for us, proudly marking 35 years of MultiCam's leadership in the CNC market,’ said Stuart Fox, president and CEO of Kongsberg Precision Cutting Systems (Kongsberg PCS). ‘It is a hugely significant achievement that underscores the brand's heritage, trustworthiness, and innovation, and we are thrilled to have unveiled our newest machine to mark the occasion.’
Matt Thackray, vice president and general manager of Kongsberg PCS operations in America, said of the new machine: ‘Further raising the bar for routers, it combines incredible versatility with superior cutting precision, and all at a competitive price. Engineered for a broad array of applications, the new MultiCam Apex3R Evo is the culmination of the 35 years of knowledge and experience MultiCam has accrued and enjoyed in the CNC sector.’
MultiCam supplies innovative CNC cutting solutions for a multitude of industries and applications, ranging from sign making, aerospace and automotive, through to aluminium fabrications, hardwood cabinet making, thermoform trimming and plastics fabrication.
‘For 35 years, we have provided support to our global customers using a network of sales, service and process application experts, from more than 30 locations worldwide and with 10 technology centres across North America,’ said Matt. ‘As a Kongsberg Precision Cutting Systems company, we are a part of the leading diversified provider of digital cutting and CNC cutting machines, manufacturing and distributing the two leading brands in the market with Kongsberg and MultiCam.’
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