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bound conveyors and guarding that are customized to receive the integrated macro chuck, for full lights-out automation. The heart of the Med Cell is the RoboDrill vertical machin- ing center (VMC), which is designed for years of continu-


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it’s Not How You Cut It. It’s How You Hold It That Makes All The Difference.


ous, full fi ve-axis machining via powerful CAMplete software (optional) for today’s exotic materials and designs. RoboDrill offers a 14-tool (or optional 21-tool) toolchanger, 10,000 or 24,000-rpm spindle, torque to 56 ft-lb (76 N•m) rigid tap- ping to 5000 rpm (8000 rpm optional), accelerations in X, Y, Z axes to 1.5 g, rapid traverses to 2125 ipm (54 m/min), feed rates to 1181 ipm (30 m/min) with optional 2362 ipm (60 m/min), high- speed reverse tapping, thread milling, 1000 registerable programs, and 54 work offsets. In addition, the industry- standard FANUC 31i control is operator- friendly and easy to use. The Med Cell can also be modifi ed for use in turning


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When your machine is cutting, it’s cutting. But when it’s waiting for you to unload, mount, measure, calibrate, test, and adjust the next part, it’s costing you money.


Jergens Quick Change Fixturing Solutions speed set ups and changeovers to mere seconds, with precise repeatability.


That’s what we call savings under the spindle™. ZERO POINT SYSTEM


The RoboDrill Med Cell has full fi ve- axis machining capability and is well- suited to medical machining applica- tions including short-run production of parts in a variety of materials from stainless steel to titanium.


WORKHOLDING SOLUTIONS


15700 S. Waterloo Road. Cleveland, OH 44110-3898 1-877-426-2504 | www.jergensinc.com | workholding@jergensinc.com


applications in conjunction with a Na- kamura CNC lathe, also from Methods Machine Tools Inc. An optional graphite machining package is also available, and a vision system can also be added to identify parts of differing sizes. ME For more information on Methods


Machine Tools Inc. go to www.methods- machine.com or phone 978-443-5388.


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