Machining cycles
Highlights
- Integrates new machining technologies
- Expands machine capability
- Simplifiys complicated programming tasks
MVC – Machine Vibration Control
- Vibration sensors in the milling spindle
- Various indicators to display the vibration status
- New machining proposal to reduce vibrations
- With the edit function, the new machining state is easily applied to your program
Highlights
Customer Benefits
- More productive cutting condition with less vibration
- Automatic suggestions for suitable process parameter
- The simple visualization serves as an orientation aid for machine operators
Left : Status display of the process vibrations in CELOS. / Right : Algorithms for the automatic recognition of regenerative vibrations.
Maintenance Package i4.0
- Automatic recognition of tool pull-in force for consistently high process stability.
- Predefined cycle for automatic lubrication, every 75h or after 20,000 tool changes.
- Detection of leakage and measuring of usage of pneumatics system.
Highlights
Customer Benefits
- Efficient and timesaving lubrication without operator intervention
- High transparency by displaying the lubrication cycles and the current pull-in force.
- Data recording in combination with the optionally available Condition Analyzer for additional analyzes of air consumption and changes of the pull-in force
Detection of leakage and measuring of usage of pneumatics system.
Simple query of the monitoring parameters and the current pull-in force.
TCC – Tool Control Center
- Chip detection on plan pad and tool cone
- Monitoring of pull-in force
- Cutting edge control in process by symmetry monitoring of the bending moment per cutting edge
- Visualization of the bending moment over time via Graph
Highlights
Customer Benefits
- Tool and workpiece protection
- Optimized tool process
- Monitoring of the radial and axial spindle load depending on the actual pull-in force
Left: NEW; Middle: Wear; Right: Cutting edge break
