IMTS Pavilion: Abrasive Machining/Sawing/Finishing
Profile Grinder Micron Macro is a high- rigidity grinder designed for creepfeed-profile grinding and High Efficiency Deep Grinding (HEDG) with high stock removal rates. All linear movements are performed by the grinding head, which arranges axes in a robust compact meth-
Sunnen’s new HTE1600W small bore hone.
new: the HTE1600W small bore hone, “an all-electric tube hone with features specifically designed for small bore tubes 4–19 mm ID and up to 1.5-m long.” ME
—Michael C. Anderson
Twin-Turret Grinder Landis Twin Turret (LTT) is a new, multispindle, twin-turret, high-flexibility precision OD and ID grinding system. Its design features two rotary hydrostatic turrets with integral servomo- tors and X-axis hydrostatic ways with linear motor in-feed. The grinder can handle work- pieces with a swing up to 180 mm and lengths up to 400 mm using CBN wheels up to 350 mm in diameter and 40-mm wide at wheel speeds up to 120 m/sec. It can perform OD and ID grind- ing, process diameters and faces in a single
fixturing, and grind tapers. It can do eccentric and concentric multiple-axis contouring in various traverse configurations with optical levels of precision. The design completely eliminates mechanical backlash through the use of linear and radial ser- vomotors for all motions, and achieves high system stiffness and damping with hydrostatic spindle bearings. Fives Group
Ph: 800-334-6601 Web site:
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od for optimal force distribution and minimal thermal varia- tion, resulting in a high level of process control over a lifespan. Torque tube design guarantees superior vibration dampening and thermal stability. Features include: an overhead dresser- wheel; “ball guide” arbor and quick-change roll clamp; and electric drive with programmable roll speed and direction. Doors for robotic loading and unloading are optional. Peter Wolters of America Ph: 847-803-3200 x3365 Web site:
www.peter-wolters.com
Vertical Thread Grinder The new, high-precision VGE60A Universal Vertical Thread Grinder can perform spline, gear, OD, surface, and edge grinding operations—as well as thread grinding—in a single setup. Newly designed features such as an au- tomatic grinding wheel changer, automatic wheel guard, a CNC- controlled wheel dresser (to accommodate various shaped wheels) vastly improve produc- tivity. Infinitely program- mable grinding wheel tilt angles from +45 to -90° provide increased
grinding application opportunities. The vertical orientation of the work enhances overall precision. The new vertical configu- ration requires 33% less floor space than a similar capacity horizontal grinder. It accommodates a max grinding length of 600 mm and an overall shaft size of 80-mm diameter and 700-mm long.
Mitsui Seiki USA Inc. Ph: 201-337-1300 Web site:
www.mitsuiseiki.com
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