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Doeko serves multiple industries, among them the food and medical sectors, minting institutions, and the semicon- ductor industry. Parts include prototypes for lamps, tiny and complex medical parts, LED lights and automobile molds, among many others.


Harry Hendriks, production manager, emphasizes that, at Doeko, “All of our parts are different, and we have to produce quickly.” The primary goal is to deliver rapid-fire and excellent service to the company’s existing roster of customers while keeping an eye on exporting not only to Germany and France, but also to Brazil and Hong Kong. “We have more than 100 customers, including Philips,


Programmers at Doeko, the Dutch job shop, have eight Esprit licenses with FreeForm and four-five axis milling, with which they program 75% of its parts.


NXP, KTM Motorcycles, Honeywell and RPC-Packaging, all who appreciate our quality work and the finishing of our parts,” says Serge Vijverberg, production assistant. “The huge quantities machined do not affect precision, though we complete some orders of 4000 LED lights, or we produce 500


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