METALCUTTING: MACHINING CENTERS AND CELLS
medical and general production markets. New versions of the a51nx and a61nx horizontal machining centers provide expanded machining capacity through productivity-enhanc- ing features, including vision broken tool detection, enhanced
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levels of inertia active control and Geometric Intelligence technologies. For midsize part applications, the new a71nx is a high-speed 50 taper, 500-mm HMC with a standard direct- drive NC rotary table and other nx-Series next-generation technologies will be introduced. A Maki- no Machining Complex (MMC2) pallet- handling system with an a61nx fi ve-axis horizontal machining center showcases high-mix, low-volume production with improved machine utilization and ex- ceptionally high material-removal rates. A custom, automated system includes the newly updated a51nx horizontal machine with 60-tool magazine and
Erowa robot multi-ERM system. Makino Inc.
Ph: 800-552-3288 Web site:
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Five-Axis Profi ling and Head Porting
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The Newly designed, multi-functional series, allows turning and milling with first and second operations. The multi-axis machine features high-torque live tooling, with full C-axis for the main and sub-spindle. The Y-axis travel (±2.17" from the centerline) for off-center milling is the largest range in its class. Increase throughput and reduce handling by performing multiple operations with just one machine. And the machine is superior to the competition with a competitive priced.
The UMC-750P is designed for profi ling and porting fi ve-axis machined complex parts. The 40-taper vertical machining center has 30 × 20 × 20” (762 × 508 × 508-mm) travels and a unique arrange- ment of the rotary axes. A powerful
60-degree, compound Y-axis, slant bed design ensures the highest accuracy and rigidity during high-speed machining.
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8100-rpm inline direct-drive spindle (12,000-rpm optional) driven by a 30-hp (22-kW) vector drive system comes standard with a 40+1 tool side-mount toolchanger. High-speed machining con- trol software is standard, and the ma- chine includes Dynamic Work Offsets, Tool Center Point Control, and Haas Automation’s Wireless Intuitive Probing System to simplify job setup. Rotary
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