Multi-axis high speed machining
The multi-axis machining is a manufacturing process for metal removal machining centers that incorporate one or two axes of rotation to the three principal axes of translation. This technology allows optimization of the process for machining with cutting speeds between 5 and 10 times higher than those used conventionally and with fewer stakes.
Applications
- Lower cutting forces in ductile materials, options for machining thin-walled (0.2 mm)
- Improved accuracy of the contours, better surface quality and precise dimensional tolerances
- Reduction of post-processing operations
- Machining of a single lurch
- Reduced machining time and overall cost
- Increased tool life
- Possibility of machining hard steels (> 50 HRC)
Advantages
- Manufacture of small series and unique piece of metallic materials, plastics or ceramics.
- Machining of light metals (aeronautics and aerospace technology), steel, titanium and exotic alloys.
- Precision Machining (precision mechanics, sensors, optics) and special parts (compressor coils)
- Machining of parts with thin walls (aeronautics, aerospace technology, automobiles, appliances)
- Machining far from resonance states in complex parts (precision parts, sensors, optics)
- No distortion or residual stress (precision parts) and no thermal load on the piece (applicable to magnesium parts)
Equipment
The Fundació CIM has the following CNC Machining Centers:
- DECKEL MAHO DMU 50 EVOLUTION
- MILLTRONICS RH20
- OKUMA MC40H
- MORI SEIKI DURA M
- MORI SEIKI NT3150
The Fundació CIM has also the following machining auxiliary equipment:
- ORION Hydraulic Press
- Machine presetting PARLEC 1500
- Kennametal Microlubrication Systems
- Oven for stress relief HOBERSAL
- Drill Vertical Turret B-35
- Automatic saw
Start Your Project Today
If you have an idea, a sketch or a project and our team will help to materialize it.
To request a quote or for any questions, contact Roger Uceda at 934017171 or ruceda@cim.upc.edu.
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