Grob Mill-Turn Enhances Process Reliability for Smaller Parts
Grob Systems Inc. introduces the G350T five-axis universal mill-turn center, designed for maximum stability and maintainability in milling and turning operations.
Grob Systems Inc.’s compact G350T five-axis universal mill-turn center is designed for high stability and optimal maintainability when milling and turning smaller parts in a range of materials.
The Grob G350T provides positioning flexibility due to the axes’ large swivel range (230 degrees in the A axis and 360 degrees in the B axis). A horizontal spindle position permits the longest possible Z-travel path and optimal chip fall. The table is optimized specifically for mill-turn operations, capable of achieving 1,200 rpm on the B axis.
The G350T features a distinctive arrangement of the three linear axes that minimizes the distance between the guides and the machining point, providing stability in part production. A tunnel concept permits the largest possible component (even with extremely long tools) to be swiveled and machined within the work area without collision. The three linear and two rotary axes enable five-sided machining, five-axis simultaneous interpolation, as well as Grob TRAORI-turning for precise cutting control.
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