SG70 Sinker EDM

The Mitsubishi SG70 Sinker EDM delivers large-capacity machining, high-precision cavity burning, and next-generation AI-driven control for toolmakers, mold shops, and high-accuracy manufacturing. Powered by the M800 Series Control, IDPM3 (Intelligent Digital Power Master), and SS Jump 5 high-speed NO-FLUSH machining, the SG70 achieves faster cycle times, reduced electrode wear, and exceptional stability across long burns. A spacious work tank, heavy-duty table capacity (6,600+ lbs), and advanced thermal displacement compensation make the SG70 ideal for complex molds, deep ribs, sub-gates, graphite and copper electrode work, and precision EDM applications requiring both speed and ultra-low wear.
Perfect for shops needing big-part capability, high accuracy, and repeatable performance with minimal operator input thanks to ESPER II Navigator and intuitive 19″ touch-panel control.
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  • Large work envelope for oversized molds and deep features (59″ x 43.3″ tank; 39.3″ × 27.5″ × 19.6″ travels).
  • Reduced electrode wear with IDPM3, optimizing spark energy automatically for graphite and copper electrodes.
  • Up to 40% faster jump speed with SS Jump 5, enabling high-speed NO-FLUSH machining and shorter cycle times.
  • Ultra-stable accuracy with thermal displacement compensation that monitors environmental changes in real time.
  • High-speed positioning (157 in/min) for efficient setup and dry run checks.
  • 19″ intuitive touchscreen with M800 control for simplified operation and programming.
  • ESPER II Navigator reduces programming time with guided Q&A workflow—ideal for operators of all experience levels.
  • Heavy workpiece capability (up to 6,614 lbs) for large molds and high-mass tooling.
  • Massive dielectric system (343 gal reservoir, chiller included) for stable long-duration burning.

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  • "You don’t have to do anything but push a couple of buttons and it goes to mid points, center points–everything you want is right there on the pendant. It makes life simpler. This thing is touch off, write the program, hit the start button and the machine does it for you."

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  • "Tooling for high-speed stamping has some tight tolerances, but the Mitsubishi wire EDMs have no problems meeting those tolerances. To know what we’re getting out of those machines on a consistent basis is huge for us."

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