GEAR HOBBING MACHINE DM 6.0

Spark erosion involves removing material from a conducting part and eroding it to give it the desired shapes and dimensions by means of electrical discharges. In the wire sparks erosion process an unwinding metal wire, under tension, is immersed in water or in another insulating liquid (dielectric) with the part to be worked. The current transmitted forms an electric arc which gives rise to precise, programmed degradation of a section of the part. The residues created by wearing of the part are removed by the water or dielectric liquid. STEEC carries out both spark erosion and fine wire micro spark erosion operations Wires spark erosion and machining Equipped with the latest wire spark erosion technologies, STEEC is able to carry high precision cutting with wires of standard sizes whose diameter may vary from 0.15 to 0.25 mm in all types of mechanical parts.

f you want to apply VELA type eyelets you must first of all choose which eyelet you want to apply. VELA eyelets range from type 21 (with 7 mm internal hole) to type 150 (with 43 mm internal hole). Once you have chosen the eyelet, you move on to the choice of the punching kit/riveting kit.

Electric-hydraulic setting tool for stationary automated or hand-held processing of blind rivet nuts and studs. Perfect combination of high setting force, slim design and low weight. The narrow design allows a small centre distance for modular design. — Process monitoring DMSD 2G Displacement encoder with resolution 0.01 mm Sensor technology force measurement via hydraulic pressure — Hydraulic connection for pressure intensifier — Mechanical connection — Tolerance compensation Position offset 1.5 mm Angular misalignment 8° — Electric motor Monitoring of torque and rotationangle during spindle mounting and dismounting — Hydraulic hollow piston cylinder stroke 12 mm setting force up to 58 kN — Quick-change system For fast handling and low-maintenance operation Low tool costs by using DIN screws as mandrel (option)

CNC control: Fanuc 0i-TB Number of axes: 7 Max. cutting diameter: 42 mm Max. turning length: 100 mm Stroke Z1 axis: 246 mm Stroke X1 axis: 165 mm Stroke Y1 axis: +/- 40 mm Stroke Z2 axis: 525 mm Stroke X2 axis: 70 mm Rapid traverse rate X axis: 18000 mm/min Rapid traverse rate Z axis: 20000 mm/min Rapid traverse rate Y axis: 12000 mm/min Spindle through bore: 43 mm Min. spindle speed: 60 rpm Max. spindle speed: 6000 rpm Increment C-axis: 0.02 ° Spindle power: 11 kW Counter spindle through bore: 36 mm Min. counter spindle spindle speed: 67 rpm Max. counter spindle speed: 7000 rpm Counter spindle increment C-axis: 0.02 ° Counter spindle power: 5.5 kW Max. tool holder cross-section: 20 mm Number of tool stations driven - Turret 1: 12 Max. speed driven tools - Turret 1: 4000 rpm Indexing time - Turret 1: 0.25 s/post Number of tool stations - Turret 2: 6 Indexing time - Turret: 0.20 s/post Live tools power: 2.5 kW + EQUIPMENT INCLUDED Machine visible under power