Milling Cell achieves 5-face machining in one chucking.
July 17, 2008 -
Featuring 4-axis (X/Y/Z/C) simultaneous control, HM-3000 is equipped with gantry robot for work piece loading and unloading efficiency. For accelerated and smoother simultaneous multi-axis movement to access front, back, left, and right of traverse axis, milling cell comes with SP1 Max Robot Controller in addition to Fanuc 210i-MB CNC Control. Tools are mounted in circular arrangement, and axial/radial holders can be freely attached anywhere on turret.
FUJI'S New HM-3000 Milling Cell Achieves 5-Face Machining in a Single Chucking
Vernon Hills, IL - (July 14, 2008) Featuring 4-axis (X/Y/Z&C) simultaneous control, the HM-3000 Milling Cell from Fuji is capable of 5-face machining in one chucking for processing flanges, hubs, differential cases and more.
Equipped with Fuji's own high-speed gantry robot, the HM-3000 provides work piece loading and unloading efficiency. For faster and smoother simultaneous multi-axis movement to access the front, back, left and right of the traverse axis, the HM-3000 comes with FUJI's SP1 Max Robot Controller. A Fanuc 210i-MB CNC Control is also included.
The tools are mounted in a circular arrangement. Axial and radial holders can be freely attached anywhere on the turret of the HM-3000. Attaching an axial holder diagonally creates a B-axis on the machining center for machining angular holes. Turret tool capacity of the HM-3000 is offered with turrets of 6, 10 and 15 tool stations.
The bed design allows swarf-chips to fall directly into the large discharge opening beneath the main spindle. Chips are transported away by Fuji designed and built chip conveyor.
The HM-3000 is ideal for drilling and milling after turning operations at the end of a modular production line or as a stand-alone operation.
The modular design of Fuji's Milling Cell allows for line integration with Fuji ANS, ANW and TNW models.
FUJI turns the machining of a part into process perfection. When you contact FUJI, the part you will be machining is analyzed by engineers with vast experience in process and manufacturing engineering. With the largest install base at the major automotive manufacturers, FUJI engineers apply their experience with the FUJI machines that are built for automation from the ground up. These highly accurate machines employ built-in robotic automation, in-process auto gauging for quality control, and are engineered with the finest FUJI custom workholding, all from one source. This allows FUJI engineers to guarantee takt time, cycle time and CPK with turnkey and run-off solutions that are built for lean manufacturing. Using less manpower and more automation, FUJI machines produce the highest quality parts most efficiently and reliably. FUJI solutions are supported by factory-trained American engineers 24/7.
For more information, visit our IMTS Booth #A-8721 or log on to www.fujimachine.com or contact FUJI Machine America Corporation, 171 Corporate Woods Parkway, Vernon Hills, IL 60061, Phone: 847-821-2432, Fax: 847-821-7815, email: info@fujimachine.com.
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