This Agie Agiecut CLASSIC3 is a machining center configured for wire electrical discharge machining, a process — also referred to as wire EDM or wire erosion — in which a thin, electrically charged wire cuts through conductive workpieces with high precision by eroding material rather than cutting it mechanically. Agie is a Swiss manufacturer with a long-established reputation in the EDM industry, producing wire and die-sinking erosion equipment used in toolmaking, mould manufacturing, aerospace, and precision engineering applications worldwide.
This used example was built in 2001 and is currently located in Portugal, with one unit available. It is operated through Agie's AGIEVISION control system, the manufacturer's dedicated interface for programming and managing the erosion process. The machine has a combined working envelope of 1,050 × 650 × 250 mm, providing substantial capacity for a wide range of workpiece geometries.
Axis travel is defined by a maximum X-axis stroke of 500 mm, a Y-axis stroke of 350 mm, and a Z-axis stroke of 256 mm, giving operators the reach needed for medium-to-large precision components. The machine is rated to accept workpieces weighing up to 800 kg, reflecting a robust construction suited to heavier tooling and mould plates. The machine itself weighs 3,460 kg, consistent with the substantial casting and structural rigidity required for accurate EDM work.
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