Hydromat Inc. has been at the forefront of manufacturing innovation with its line of rotary transfer machines, and the Force CNC series represents the pinnacle of their engineering prowess. This article delves into the features, capabilities, and applications of the Force CNC rotary transfer machine, offering a detailed look at how it’s shaping the future of precision machining.
Modular Design and Precision Engineering
The Force CNC series boasts a modular system that includes both horizontal and vertical tool spindles mounted around a precision-cast base. This design ensures high-precision machining of all critical surfaces, providing manufacturers with unparalleled versatility and flexibility.
Key Features:
- Fully electromechanical machine with ballscrew drive technology
- Direct drives for enhanced precision
- Modular system with options for 1 through 4 axis configurations
Performance Specifications
Feature | Description |
---|---|
Tool Spindle Units | Standard machine equipped with Force 50/150 tool spindle units |
Axis Configurations | Available in 1, 2, 3, & 4 axis configurations |
Machining Capabilities | Drilling, tapping, threading, thread milling, single point threading, profiling, and milling |
Horizontal Machining Stations | Utilizes up to 12 or 16 stations |
Vertical Machining Stations | Capacity of 6 or 8 vertical tool spindles |
Maximum Spindle Speed | Mill/Drill units at 8,500 RPM and Lathe Turning at 5,000 RPM |
Maximum Stock Size | Ranges up to 1.75-inch round, 1.5-inch hex, 1.25-inch square |
Part Length | Up to 6 inches |
Advanced Control System
At the heart of the Force CNC machines is the FANUC 30i-B controller, a trusted industry standard known for its reliability and performance. This advanced control system allows for precise and efficient operation of the machine’s numerous capabilities.
Applications and Industries
The Force CNC series is adept at handling a wide range of materials and complex parts, making it suitable for various industries, including automotive, aerospace, medical, and more. Its ability to perform multiple machining operations simultaneously translates to significant improvements in production throughput and quality.