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5-axis vertical machining centre has high speed
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Mori Seiki UK product story
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk editorial team
Dec 7, 2006
A 5-axis control vertical machining centre that offers five axes and five sided machining of complex components up to 300kg can turn them too.
Mori Seiki has released the NMV5000 DCGTM 5-axis control vertical machining centre, which combines all of our accumulated original technology.
In recent years there has been growing demand for a 5-axis control machining centre which offers both high-speed, high-precision machining and ease of use, due to the increasing complexity of shapes and the need for high added value in the parts machining and die and mold industries.
In response to these requests, Mori Seiki has released our NMV5000 DCGTM 5-axis control machining centre, which allows machining which could not be done on 3-axis control machines, as well as process integration during high-speed machining with 5 axes.
Due to the five axes and five sided machining, complex components up to 300kg can be produced.
This means: five axes milling technology with MORI SEIKI quality with a large range in automation solutions.
The NMV5000 DCGTM achieves high rigidity by using Mori Seiki's unique technologies, DCGTM (Driven at the centre of Gravity) and Box-in-Box Construction.
The DD (Direct Drive) Motors on the B and C axes which turn the table eliminate backlash and allow high-precision positioning.
Turning is also possible, with a C-axis rapid traverse rate of 120 rev/min as standard and 500 rev/min, 1,200 rev/min as options, dramatically increasing productivity through multi-axis machining.
What's more, as well as making it easy to use when performing the basic functions, we overcame the difficulty with setup which is characteristic of 5-axis control machines by paying particular attention to the operator's access to the table.
As a support function to make 5-axis control machining even more efficient, it uses the new generation MAPPSandnumber8546; operating system, which offers a real-time interference check function and specialised high-speed canned cycles for multi-axis machining.
As a result, setup and programming time have been significantly reduced.
The NMV5000 DCGTM is specially designed for die and mold industry, aircraft and automobile parts.
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