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News Release from: Samputensili SpA | Subject: S 250 G gear grinding machine
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 30 October 2003
Gear grinder is easier to set up
Gear grinding machine is equipped with a mobile operator panel that makes machine set-up easier and includes dialogue software based on MS Windows operating systems for dressing cycles.
The new S 250 G gear grinding machine completes the Samputensili range of gear grinding machines for economical mass production Particular attention has been paid to the choice of components used on this machine which have all been thoroughly tried and tested on Samputensili hobbing machines, grinding machines and in automation systems, guaranteeing high performance and reliable results
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 30 Oct 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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This system also keeps the whole work area much cleaner.
The radial, axial and tangential movements of the axes are performed with the aid of backlash-free, pre-loaded re-circulating ball screws together with a synchronous servo-motor on roller guide ways.
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In terms of automation, the machine is equipped with a fast, innovative, 3-axes CN telescopic loader.
It moves along the longitudinal axis and passes through the machine counter-column so that the loader is always outside the work area during the actual grinding phase.
The control system is the Siemens 840 D with linear and circular interpolation of up to 5 axes and high-performance geometric programming for easy profile and helix generation and relative congruity testing.
The machine is also equipped with a mobile operator panel which makes machine set-up easier as well as dialogue software based on MS Windows operating systems to facilitate the management of data, grinding and dressing cycles and data storage without the need for an external PC.
Other notable safety features of this machine are the interpolated tool withdrawal system in the event of power failure or emergencies which prevents tools from being damaged and the automatic fire extinguishing system which combats the risk of damage to the machine and its surroundings in the event of fire.
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