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Cosen was founded in 1976 in Hsinchu, Taiwan as a parts-making machine tool company. Although started small, Cosen had a big dream ahead. A full year of hard work put in studying bandsawing machines bear fruits, and in the second year of establishment Cosen successfully developed its first manual bandsaw line, MHV-180AE and MHV-230E and was ready to fully dedicate to manufacturing and providing the best sawing system and service to the world.

In the subsequent years, Cosen grew rapidly and has become one of the largest professional bandsawing manufacturers and exporters worldwide.

Today’s Cosen manufactures over 100 models including manual, semi-automatic, automatic, NC, and CNC sawing system in types and from 200mm to 2000mm in capacities. The sawing system in particular is made up by 6 units, which include CNC bandsawing machine, magazine bar-feed system, marking system, rest-piece system, long piece storage and short piece sorting. In order to satisfy our customers and meet market needs, Cosen never stops its footsteps in making better, newer bandsawing machines. With a record of more than 82,000 band saws sold to five continents including Australia, United States, Russia, United kingdom, Germany and Japan, Cosen’s markets expand internationally to over 80 countries through authorized distributors for the metal cutting industry.

With our three-decade-long never-ending passion for bandsawing and commitment to the industry, Cosen will continue to bring to our customers the best sawing technology, product innovation and customer experience.

More than 3 decades of Continuous Growth to Industry Leader

Since its establishment in 1976, Cosen has continued its growth into one of the world’s largest professional band saw manufacturers. Today’s Cosen manufactures over 100 models including manual, semi-automatic, automatic, NC, and CNC sawing system in types and from 200mm (8″) to 2000mm (80″) in capacities. With a record of more than 82,000 band saws sold to all five continents including Germany and Japan, Cosen’s markets expand internationally to over 80 countries through authorized distributors for the metal cutting industry.

Objective and Always in Your Position for Recommendation

Cosen will not recommend our customers a saw that is not perfectly satisfying all of their purchase considerations. Instead, Cosen always bases its principle on thinking like our customers and understanding their needs. Always putting itself in customers’ shoes, Cosen will present the right saw not only based on the required cutting requirements and production volume but also another extremely important consideration for our customers-budgets.

Superior Performance and Widest Selection from Expertise

3 decades of sawing practices and continuous improvements contribute to Cosen’s leading role in cutting performance. Our commitment in making the best saw reflects itself whether in cutting speed or cut-off finish. In addition, Cosen’s dedication to innovation brings our customers the widest product lines in today’s market. For your special cutting needs, Cosen also custom designs with a comparably fast delivery.

Cosen was founded in 1976 in Hsinchu, Taiwan as a parts-making machine tool company. Although started small, Cosen had a big dream ahead. A full year of hard work put in studying bandsawing machines bear fruits, and in the second year of establishment Cosen successfully developed its first manual bandsaw line, MHV-180AE and MHV-230E and was ready to fully dedicate to manufacturing and providing the best sawing system and service to the world. In the subsequent years, Cosen grew rapidly and has become one of the largest professional bandsawing manufacturers and exporters worldwide.

Today’s Cosen manufactures over 100 models including manual, semi-automatic, automatic, NC, and CNC sawing system in types and from 200mm to 2000mm in capacities. The sawing system in particular is made up by 6 units, which include CNC bandsawing machine, magazine bar-feed system, marking system, rest-piece system, long piece storage and short piece sorting. In order to satisfy our customers and meet market needs, Cosen never stops its footsteps in making better, newer bandsawing machines. With a record of more than 82,000 band saws sold to five continents including Australia, United States, Russia, United kingdom, Germany and Japan, Cosen’s markets expand internationally to over 80 countries through authorized distributors for the metal cutting industry.

With our three-decade-long never-ending passion for bandsawing and commitment to the industry, Cosen will continue to bring to our customers the best sawing technology, product innovation and customer experience.

Why Cosen?

Objective and Always in Your Position for Recommendation
Cosen will not recommend our customers a saw that is not perfectly satisfying all of their purchase considerations. Instead, Cosen always bases its principle on thinking like our customers and understanding their needs. Always putting itself in customers’ shoes, Cosen will present the right saw not only based on the required cutting requirements and production volume but also another extremely important consideration for our customers-budgets.

Superior Performance and Widest Selection from Expertise
3 decades of sawing practices and continuous improvements contribute to Cosen’s leading role in cutting performance. Our commitment in making the best saw reflects itself whether in cutting speed or cut-off finish. In addition, Cosen’s dedication to innovation brings our customers the widest product lines in today’s market. For your special cutting needs, Cosen also custom designs with a comparably fast delivery.

Proven Assurance of Absolute Quality and Reliability
Cosen has spent more than 3 decades in maximizing efficiency and quality in every step of designing, engineering and manufacturing to assure customers of long-lasting performance. In addition to utilizing world brand parts such as Siemens of German, Telemecanique of France and NOK of Japan, Cosen has also earned ISO-9001 standards as well as CE designation and EMC to assure customers around the globe of absolute quality and reliability.

Nonstop Enthusiasm with Energetic Spirits
Cosen’s past 3 decades of nonstop passion and pursuit in producing the best band saw in the industry have developed Cosen into a mature and fully experienced band saw manufacturer today. Cosen’s enthusiasm originated from its founder, will never stop but pass along to the Cosen family, who are as committed in presenting the best sawing technology to all customers around the globe. Never stopping in progressing, the Cosen family together continues their dedication to bring to you the best bandsaw.

4527 Dwight Evans Road
Charlotte, NC 28217

P: 704-943-1030
T: 1-877-SAWING1

visit: www.cosen.com
contact: info@cosensaws.com

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The trend stems from increasing awareness that a well-designed lifting assist reduces both workplace injuries and product damage, along with improving worker productivity and morale.

“XA aluminum enclosed track workstation is the system of choice for many automakers, aerospace companies, machine shops and general manufacturing,” says Chuck Snook, Konecranes sales manager, Region Americas, WLS. “The acquisition cost is low and the benefits are high. The XA system bolts together,and can be used with a manual or electric chain hoist, or an ATB AirBalancer, as we show in one of our videos. The XA system is also highly adaptable–if production needs change, the customer can easily take it down and move it or expand by adding extensions.”

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For more information, please visit:
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