Excetek ED3000-2H CE

At 21,000 kg (46,296 lb), the Excetek ED3000-2H CE is the heaviest die sinking EDM the maker lists, built to take a 16,000 kg (35,273 lb) workpiece on a work table of 3,100 x 1,100 mm (122.0 x 43.3 in). Its specification block is short and leaves out the oil filter tank altogether.

The X travel row needs the same caution as on the ED2200C-2H. Excetek prints it as 2,550 (1,275) mm and does not say on the page what the bracketed number means. Y travel is 1,000 mm (39.4 in) and Z travel 600 mm (23.6 in), both the same as on the ED2200C-2H, so the larger model adds length along X and nothing else in stroke.

Load capacity is what grows. The ED2200C-2H is listed at 10,000 kg (22,046 lb) on a 2,250 x 1,100 mm table. The ED3000-2H CE carries 16,000 kg on a table that is no deeper but 3,100 mm long. Electrode weight is unchanged at 500 kg (1,102 lb). That combination points at long, heavy tools: full-width bumper and fascia molds, large pallet and crate tooling, long structural dies.

Outside dimensions, stated with machine body, travel, tank and generator, are 6,500 x 4,610 x 3,700 mm (255.9 x 181.5 x 145.7 in). The 4,610 mm figure matches the ED2200C-2H exactly. Height is given as 3,700 mm, lower than the 3,960 mm of the ED2200C-2H.

Tank capacity, tank weight and filter count are not on this page, and a buyer needs them for foundation and fire planning. Request the full data sheet, and have the workpiece envelope confirmed at the same time. Generator features and options are the ED standard: MOSFET sparking circuit, modular assembly, optional oil cooling and tungsten carbide circuit.