It’s time to reconnect with the precision machining industry at the Precision Machining Technology Show (PMTS) 2021 set for August 10-12, 2021, in Cleveland, Ohio, at the Huntington Convention Center. This is the perfect opportunity to consider investing in updates for your company’s technology, automation and software to make your business more efficient and productive.
Production Machining wants to help kick off your research with a series of PMTS Product Previews. In this group, we’re taking a look at CNC turning centers and Swiss-Types, including twin-turret lathe models equipped with double Y-axis turrets; a Swiss-type lathe designed for accurate, versatile machining of complex, large-diameter components from challenging materials; a CNC Swiss machine series with a seven-axis, 27-tool station design with 11 of those able to offer cartridge-style live tooling; and more.
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Marubeni Citizen-Cincom Twin-Turret Lathes Feature Y-Axis Turrets
Equipped with double Y-axis turrets, the new Marubeni Citizen-Cincom BNE-MYY twin-turret lathe models offer better flexibility for the machining of complex components, the company says. These BNE-51MYY and BNE-65MYY offer 51- and 65-mm diameters. Operating with the same capabilities, these two 12-station turrets provide more flexible tooling options to optimize the machining processes enabling improved balanced machining operations.
Star CNC’s SX-38 B-Axis Swiss-Type Machines Complex, Large-Diameter Components
Star CNC says its SX-38 is a robust Swiss-type lathe designed for accurate, versatile machining of complex, large-diameter components from challenging materials. With more than 80 tools, gang- and turret-type tool positions, and a fully programmable B-axis, the Star CNC SX-38 type A/B delivers functionality for machining complex, mission-critical components. A slant-bed design provides rigidity and accuracy for high metal removal rates and enables easily switching between guide bushing and non-guide bushing for processing material up to 42 mm.
Peerless Machinery Specializes in Full-Service Swiss-Type Solutions
Peerless Machinery is a group of sales, engineering and service professionals that specializes in selling and servicing pre-owned Swiss CNC lathes. Services include inspection, tooling and installation. Peerless takes the time to listen and understand customer’s needs in order to recommend the most appropriate machines. Most available machines are on view in its 40,000-square-foot facility floor, so manufacturers can examine applicable machine options.
TCM CNC Swiss Machines with Cartridge-Style Tooling
KSI’s TCM series CNC Swiss machines have a seven-axis, 27-tool station design with 11 of those able to be cartridge-style live tooling. These machines are also able to be converted to a chucker. The FANUC OITF control features three functions of variable frequency turning, tool breakage detection and intelligent chucking.
Romi GL250 Turning Center Features Thermal Stability
The Romi GL250 turning center from WSM Technology is designed to operate in medium to high production environments. It features high power and torque, as well as a robust structure that is well suited for machining at full power even during severe machining operations. The turning center is also said to offer thermal and geometric stability to maintain consistent accuracy, performance and productivity.
Toyoda’s LA-250YS Turning Center Capable of Complex, Repeatable Machining
Toyoda Americas’ LA-250YS multitasking turning center is said to feature highly productive multi-axis turning capabilities made possible by built-in spindles, a 15-station turret and a box guideway design to enable dependable, repeatable complex machining.
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