SITCO...since 1978 ...specializing in precision Wire and Vertical Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM). HISTORY Incorporated in 1978, SITCO is located on the northern boundary of Toronto amongst the largest concentration of high-technology firms in Canada. Our computer experience dates back over 30 years with the acquisition of the first Sodick CNC EDM machine in North America in 1983. Since then we have upgraded to nine Sodick machines thereby continually advancing our technology to provide excellent service. EXPERTISE We have exceptional manufacturing skills and we pride ourselves in complete customer satisfaction. SITCO serves high-tolerance mould and die makers, as well as offering specialized services such as the manufacture of artificial EDM flaws—a field in which we are a recognized leader. Our tool-making and drawing interpretation skills, coupled with many years of CAD/CAM experience, give us an edge in tackling complex projects. In addition to our EDM facilities, we have in-house milling, grinding, and wire EDM-ing where electrodes and other tooling/fixtures are manufactured. EDM We manufacture EDM defects in a wide range of materials and parts for Eddy Current (ET) and Ultrasonic (UT) non-destructive testing. We are experts in EDM-ing notches in customer-supplied steam generator tubes, pressure tubes, turbine blades, pipes, and several other industry applications including aerospace. In addition to standard notch types, we develop complex, irregular notch forms to simulate various natural cracks. Four of our nine Sodick EDM machines have five-axis capabilities. Our largest Wire EDM table travel is 12”x8” with a maximum cutting thickness of approximately 7”. The largest vertical EDM table travel is 18”x15.4”. We also have one Sodick K1C machine, which is a specialized, high-speed, small-hole drilling machine using the EDM process. Our large investment in precision tooling and inspection equipment allows us to work to very close tolerances, often in the range of plus or minus 0.0002 of an inch (0.005 mm). The instruments used in manufacturing and inspection are calibrated and traceable to national standards. Our Quality Assurance Program is set to CSA N299.3:19

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SITCO...since 1978

...specializing in precision Wire and Vertical Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM).

HISTORY

Incorporated in 1978, SITCO is located on the northern boundary of Toronto amongst the largest concentration of high-technology firms in Canada. Our computer experience dates back over 30 years with the acquisition of the first Sodick CNC EDM machine in North America in 1983. Since then we have upgraded to nine Sodick machines thereby continually advancing our technology to provide excellent service.

EXPERTISE

We have exceptional manufacturing skills and we pride ourselves in complete customer satisfaction. SITCO serves high-tolerance mould and die makers, as well as offering specialized services such as the manufacture of artificial EDM flaws—a field in which we are a recognized leader.

Our tool-making and drawing interpretation skills, coupled with many years of CAD/CAM experience, give us an edge in tackling complex projects. In addition to our EDM facilities, we have in-house milling, grinding, and wire EDM-ing where electrodes and other tooling/fixtures are manufactured.

EDM

We manufacture EDM defects in a wide range of materials and parts for Eddy Current (ET) and Ultrasonic (UT) non-destructive testing. We are experts in EDM-ing notches in customer-supplied steam generator tubes, pressure tubes, turbine blades, pipes, and several other industry applications including aerospace. In addition to standard notch types, we develop complex, irregular notch forms to simulate various natural cracks.

Four of our nine Sodick EDM machines have five-axis capabilities. Our largest Wire EDM table travel is 12”x8” with a maximum cutting thickness of approximately 7”. The largest vertical EDM table travel is 18”x15.4”. We also have one Sodick K1C machine, which is a specialized, high-speed, small-hole drilling machine using the EDM process.

Our large investment in precision tooling and inspection equipment allows us to work to very close tolerances, often in the range of plus or minus 0.0002 of an inch (0.005 mm). The instruments used in manufacturing and inspection are calibrated and traceable to national standards. Our Quality Assurance Program is set to CSA Z299.3.