DATRON Dynamics, Inc.

M10 Pro

This automated, five-axis, high-speed machining center designed for small-part manufacturing. The M8 is a five-axis trunnion machining center that can access five sides of a part, and complete the part in a single setup. According to the company, the machine is especially useful for producing medical components, aerospace parts and electro-mechanical parts.

The M10 Power VMC offers a 40,000-rpm, 3-kW, high-frequency spindle for machining non-ferrous materials such as plastics and aluminum alloys. The VMC’s toolchanger can store 11 small mills and drills with diameters ranging from 0.

A heavy-duty 40,000-rpm spindle using HSK toolholders is available from Datron's line of vertical machining centers for high-speed applications, such as engraving and marking in a range of light and heavy metals and plastics. The spindle is used for precise cutting at high speeds of as much as 40,000 rpm.

Datron’s excelsiorLite is designed for manufacturers who need high-speed technology but, for budget reasons, are unable to afford a machining center made exclusively for small tooling of ¼" and less. The machining center has an aluminum bed rather than a granite table. While this does impact rigidity to some extent, this may not be critical to every application, the company says.