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Product category: Vertical machining centres (VMC)
News Release from: DMG (UK) | Subject: DMP 60V vertical machining centre
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial Team on 19 December 2002

Fast toolchanger reduces machine
downtime

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Linear drive in the X-axis with up to 80m/min rapid traverse, 1G of acceleration in the X-, Y- and Z-axes, as well as chip-to-chip times of only 1.8 seconds - add up to a fast production VMC.

Linear drive in the X-axis with up to 80m/min rapid traverse, 1gGof acceleration in the X-, Y- and Z-axes, as well as chip-to-chip times of only 1.8 seconds - these are just some of the features that make the new DMP 60V the ideal choice for the volume production of small and medium-size workpieces This innovative vertical machining centre from DMG is exceptionally flexible

Its integrated motor spindle with 18,000 rev/min at 25kW and a torque of 130Nm guarantee powerful milling capacity and high chip removal rates whilst consistently maintaining excellent contour accuracy.

An important feature on the new DMP 60V linear is its new, tool changer that leads to the impressive chip-to-chip times.

The secret of its success is in its modified double-gripper design, which synchronises turning and lifting.

Furthermore, with the lifting of the tool out of the spindle, a link is established between the tool changer and the motor spindle's main drive so that the CNC can adjust the dynamics of the sequence according to the weight of the individual tool.

The 25-station tool magazine is in contact with the work area only during tool change and is otherwise completely isolated from the process.

This ensures maximum operational safety.

The DMP 60V linear is designed as a traversing column machine so that all three axes are located within the tool.

All components have been designed and dimensioned with FEM-support for optimal stability.

This includes the change-over table, where a new part is loaded parallel to production time and then exchanged for completed part.

This process takes just three seconds.

Naturally the CNC parts apparatus can be deployed as a fourth axis.

The new vertical machining centre is controlled by the most recent Siemens powerline generation which comfortably leads the operator through the process in simple and well-structured menu windows.

The machine is also ready for connection to DMG Netservice or company networks.

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