Intricate in-lay for a backyard patio, colorful pattern to brighten up a hospital floor, custom-designed backsplash for a kitchen or that one-of-a-kind part on a custom built chopper.
With the ability to cut stone, rubber, ceramic tile and steel, all of these projects are possible with the process of water jet cutting. Water jet cutting can offer up precision cuts with no heat damage or change to the intrinsic property. We can produce one part or thousands of parts with a smaller amount of waste and a faster time.
Whether you are a landscaper, contractor or build choppers, Wolverine Machine can assist you with your project. From design to finished product, this family owned business for 88 years can help you. Send us your requests at: quotes@wolverinemachine.com
Did you know that Water jet cutting isn't just for metal, aluminum and stainless steel? Rubber, foam, plastics, composites, tile, marble, granite, safety and armored glass can easily be cut to exact specifications using the water jet cutting process. And because water jet cutting machines use water to mimic an actual erosion process as opposed to heat, like lasers or plasma cutters, materials maintain their original intrinsic properties and exhibit no "heat-affected" zones.
Wolverine Machine has 2 of the largest water jet cutting tables in the Midwest. From flooring to countertops to sign making, we can assist you in your next project. For questions or for more information contact us at:info@wolverinemachine.com. Or to request a quote: quotes@wolverinemachine.com
Clean and Green — Wolverine Machine not only filters and recycles 100% of the water used in our Waterjet cutting process, but also 100% of the garnet abrasive. The process does not involve any chemicals, gases, or noxious liquids which creates a very clean process, preferable to other methods in terms of environmental impact.
To support our commitment to exceptional customer service, we are ISO/TS 16949:2009 certified and use advanced, high tech processes and equipment to shorten production cycles, reduce waste and lower costs.
WOLVERINE'S COMMITMENT TO QUALITY MEANS...
Detailed consideration to lots as small as 10 pieces or as large as 1,000,000, or more.
Quality control accountability from all personnel at every stage of the process.
An exceptionally knowledgeable staff.
Third generation family management spanning more than 75 years of production excellence.
Wolverine Promises to deliver quality products, on time at competitive prices.
WOLVERINE'S COMMITMENT TO QUALITY INCLUDES...
Twenty-three 6-spindle automatic bar machines capable of fabricating superior products from 1/8" to 4" diameter.
Precision in-house operations for drilling, tapping, automatic tapping, bending, broaching, countersinking, milling, reaming, threading, and knurling.
Reliable outside sources for plating, heat treating, centerless grinding, brazing, nylocking, and specialized packaging.
Tools and procedures for extraordinary quality control, especially Wolverine's "Statistical Process Control" which insures exact conformance to our customers' specifications.
In May of 1923, Charles J. O’Neill incorporated Wolverine Machine Products in Holly, Mich. Moving equipment into a building with less than 8,000 square feet, the company produced fasteners and other screw machine products. With early customers including Chevrolet/General Motors, to producing products for World War II, surviving the Great Depression and a fire in 1953, Wolverine Machine Products stands strong. Now into it’s 88th year and 4th generation, Wolverine Machine Products continues the tradition of excellent quality and exceptional customer service.
Waterjet cutting is exciting to us at Wolverine Machine, and we want to make it exciting for you. From today until March 31st, Wolverine Machine will be holding a weekly drawing for all customers who send in RFQ’s (Request for Quotes) for Wolverine Machine’s Waterjet cutting service. On Friday, February 25th and every Friday in March, a lucky winner will be drawn from that week’s entries to receive a $25 gift certificate to their favorite local area businesses, i.e. restaurant, fuel station or charity**.
Terms and Conditions: **Material must be at least ¾” in thickness and/or require heat free cutting in order to be entered into the promotional drawing. Each customer is limited to receiving one entry per business day. The lucky winning customer will be notified via email on each Friday and a suggestion for their gift certificate will be requested. Should a gift certificate from the customers suggested business not be available a secondary choice will be considered. Every Monday, the prior week’s entries will be discarded. Should you be interested in participating in this promotion, please send your part print and quantities desired for Waterjet cutting to Quotes. For additional questions on this promotion, feel free to contact Rachel.
Equipped with enhanced stability, superior ease of operation and increased safety measures, the Mazak – Nexus 250-ll Lathe with 3” Bar Capacity is an essential device within Wolverine Machine’s CNC turning sector. Making Mazak’s lathe unique from others is its 3” thru spindle capacity and the ability to chuck large parts. This machine has a maximum machining diameter of 13.78”, a maximum stock length of 18.733” and a maximum chuck size of 10”. This spectacular machine is also capable of a feed rate of 108 ft/min with a maximum spindle speed of 4000 rpm with a 35 HP motor.
Exceptional accuracy is achieved through superior design and modern features which include rigid construction and an exceptional response system. The spindle motor is comprised of an advanced design that provides a maximum torque of 90N·m, along with unparalleled turning speed performance. The turret drum has highly efficient machining capabilities and an index time of 0.2 sec/1 step. By turning a single bolt the quick change tool holders can easily be unloaded and loaded. The conversational controls reduce the set up time and lower production costs making the Mazak ideal for small prototype quantities. The Mazak also has the ability to convert conversational CNC programs into traditional G-Code format that may easily be transferred to other Wolverine Machine CNC lathes. The ability to convert and transfer programs results in short set-up times further adding to economical costs for high and low volume jobs.
Due to the innovative linear guide, the Mazak can achieve higher accuracy than other lathes equipped with conventional hardened and ground sideways guides. The linear guide also produces a lower amount of friction and a smaller amount of heat is produced. Should you be interested in receiving a quote for this high-tech process, please contact us.
Equipped with enhanced stability, superior ease of operation and increased safety measures, the Mazak – Nexus 250-ll Lathe with 3” Bar Capacity is an essential device within Wolverine Machine’s CNC turning sector. Making Mazak’s lathe unique from others is its 3” thru spindle capacity and the ability to chuck large parts. This machine has a maximum machining diameter of 13.78”, a maximum stock length of 18.733” and a maximum chuck size of 10”. This spectacular machine is also capable of a feed rate of 108 ft/min with a maximum spindle speed of 4000 rpm with a 35 HP motor.
Exceptional accuracy is achieved through superior design and modern features which include rigid construction and an exceptional response system. The spindle motor is comprised of an advanced design that provides a maximum torque of 90N·m, along with unparalleled turning speed performance. The turret drum has highly efficient machining capabilities and an index time of 0.2 sec/1 step. By turning a single bolt the quick change tool holders can easily be unloaded and loaded. The conversational controls reduce the set up time and lower production costs making the Mazak ideal for small prototype quantities. The Mazak also has the ability to convert conversational CNC programs into traditional G-Code format that may easily be transferred to other Wolverine Machine CNC lathes. The ability to convert and transfer programs results in short set-up times further adding to economical costs for high and low volume jobs.
