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METALLICS I MACHINING
of sizes – including 800mm, 1,200mm and 1,600mm table sizes – and various spindle options, the HBZ Trunnion is a suitable for a wide range of applications in mould & die making, general metal machining, machine construction, energy and power generation, automotive and of course, aerospace.
Small size, big gains The HBZ Trunnion 80, the smallest machining centre of the HBZ series, was launched at the AMB Stuttgart and the Handtmann Aerospace Days 2012 events. Further machines in the series will be unveiled in September at the EMO Hannover exhibition. To give increased productivity, Handtmann has developed
a pallet changing system for the HBZ Trunnion for fast changeover of workpieces. By installing an additional pallet rack, the automation can be extended to accommodate any
The HBZ Trunnion combines precise machining with reduced down-time and optimised cost-savings
number of pallets. To fully exploit all the opportunities that its rigid and flexible machine design offers, the HBZ Trunnion will be equipped with an additional turning option. The turning option expands the machining centre into a 5-axis milling and turning centre. Components that need both milling and turning can be machined economically at
800revs/min. With the expansion of the HBZ Trunnion series towards
larger cube sizes, Handtmann has established an innovative selling point. With table sizes of 1,200mm and 1,600mm, the HBZ Trunnion 120 and the HBZ Trunnion 160 offer the same machining advantages as the Trunnion 80 for larger workpieces. Consequently, these larger machines are also characterised by unbeatable rigidity and can machine both titanium and steel.
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