October 5, 2009 -
Designed to optimize performance of Haas lathes with 4,000 rpm driven turrets, Live Tools feature 1:3 speed increasing ratio and are suited for finishing mild steels, aluminum, plastics, and reinforced resins. Low profile of 3.48 in. preserves Z-axis clearance for work-holding and parts, while 3.15 in. width will not interfere with adjacent tools in turret. Live Tools utilize square drive Gleason matched ground helical gears and twin interlocking labyrinth seals to prevent contamination.
SMW Autoblok Introduces 12,000RPM Live Tools for Haas Lathes
Wheeling, IL September 30, 2009 - SMW Autoblok is pleased to introduce spindle speed increasing Live Tools for Haas lathes. These new low-profile Live Tools feature a 1:3 speed increasing ratio and a maximum speed of 12,000RPM.
Designed to increase the performance of Haas lathes with 4,000RPM driven turrets, SMW Autoblok's new spindle speed increasing Live Tools can drastically reduce cycle times and duty cycles, particularly in finishing application in mild steels, aluminum, plastics, and reinforced resins. With an ultra-low profile of 88.5mm (3.48"), these new Live Tools are no taller than a standard Live Tool, preserving Z-axis clearance for work-holding and parts. Additionally, with their minimal width of 80mm (3.15"), they do not interfere with adjacent tools in the turret.
SMW Autoblok's new spindle speed increasing Live Tools utilize patented square drive Gleason matched ground helical gears for improved torque transmission and high quality twin interlocking labyrinth seals to prevent contamination from coolant and chips. The new compact ER clamping design makes for easy tool changes, higher clamping forces, extended drill lengths, and improved rigidity.
SMW Autoblok also offers standard Live Tools for Haas lathes in straight, right angle, and offset styles equipped with either an ER Collet or Face Mill output spindle. Coolant-thru the tool up to 1,000PSI is available on most styles, and special application Live Tools are available upon request. SMW Autoblok stocks Live Tools for other popular CNC Turning Centers including Mazak, Mori Seiki, Okuma, and Doosan and more.
For more information on Live Tools or other SMW Autoblok products, please contact SMW Autoblok Corporation at 847-215-0591 or visit www.live-tooling.com.
ABOUT SMW AUTOBLOK CORPORATION - Autoblok Corporation was established in 1981 as a subsidiary of Autoblok of Italy, the largest power chuck manufacturer in Europe. Since 1942, Autoblok has been at the forefront of engineering and manufacturing state-of-the-art workholding, clamping and tooling solutions. In 1993, Autoblok acquired SMW of Germany. The combination of these two premier manufacturing entities resulted in the most extensive product line of high quality workholding devices in the world. Now available exclusively through its subsidiaries, reps and distributors, SMW AUTOBLOK customers are ensured a consistent, single source of superior product performance, support and service.
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Gary Downs Vice President Sales
USA
Phone: 847-215-0591
FAX: 847-215-0594 E-mail this person
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Wheaton IL 60187
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Phone: 800-689-6751 ext 801
FAX: 630-344-0924 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: SMW Autoblok Corp. Address: 285 Egidi Dr. City: Wheeling State: IL ZIP: 60090 Country: USA Phone: 847-215-0591 FAX: 847-215-0594
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