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Second-Generation HMCs Offer Precision, Speed DMG MORI (Hoffman Estates, IL) is equipping its second generation NHX 4000 and NHX 5000 horizontal machining centers with 15,000-rpm spindles and CELOS with MAPPS V connectivity. CELOS simplifi es and accelerates the process from the idea to the fi nished product for single part manufacture and on through to serial production. CELOS APPs enable consistent management, documentation and visualization of job, process, and machine data, as well as linking workshop and higher- level company structures thus creat- ing the basis for consistent digitalized and paperless production. With the NHX 5000 2nd Genera- tion DMG MORI offers a compact HMC that is well suited for the manufacture of complex and de- manding components in the automo- tive industry or machine and plant engineering industries. Together with its new smaller sister machine—the NHX 4000 2nd Generation—the new NHX series now boasts a Direct Drive Table (DDM technology) with speeds of up to 100 rpm as an option. The construction of the machines has also been optimized with regard to the use of shorter tools. The distance from the spindle nose to the center of the pallet has been minimized to 2.8" (71 mm), ensuring longer tool service life and higher process stability. The range of workpieces that can be handled by the 400-pallet NHX 4000 2nd Generation includes parts with diameters of up to ø24.8" (630 mm) and heights of 35.4" (900 mm). The NHX 5000 2nd Generation, the larger 500-pallet sister machine, has space for workpieces with heights of up to 39" (990 mm) and widths of ø 31" (787 mm). The rapid traverse rate is 2362.2 ipm (60 m/min) in the standard ver-
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