Tool system - Import export

This High Performance Nonwoven and cloth material is converted into wheels with a split pin hole for satin finish machines. Main features and benefits: These wheels offer better cutting performance than nonwoven wheels whilst ensuring high finishing quality and excellent user friendliness combined with highly efficient ventilation and low-noise levels typical of nonwoven products. Thanks to a unique 4-split-pin system, the abrasive tool can be efficiently driven and quickly fit. Recommended applications: Light deburring and cleaning. Satin finishing small and large surfaces. Removing scale. Removing marks left by previous operations. Work surfaces: Stainless steel, standard or alloyed steel, nonferrous metals and alloys, aluminium, cast iron, titanium.

The Modular Tooling Systems for Transfer Presses consist of arms and pneumatic clamps, these clamps allow the gripping of the sheet metal pieces for their movement to the subsequent work phases. It is also possible to use compensation slides or groups of actuators to realize auxiliary movements on the transfer lines. A simple design, a fast assembly and a rapid development can be achieved by using modular components, such as terminals of various types, extensions, joints and regulation elements. Two types of Brackets can be used for the junctions. The first type consists of friction brackets with open rings that are tightened by appropriate screws. These brackets can move along a tube, hence, the adjustment of the position can be done either along the axis of the tube or angularly. The second type of bracket consists of gear brackets that can fit any requirement thanks to an Exclusive Modular System. With only 8 pieces it is possible to reach unlimited combinations.

The End-of-Arm Tooling system for Sheet Metal handling named Octopus Grip consists in an octogonal-shaped central arm, attached to the wrist of the Robot Grips, specifically studied to be highly resistant to deflections/vibrations, with holes for the internal passage of air, and two or four patented quick ball coupling systems. The quick ball coupling systems allow the reconfiguration of the Robot Grips by simply changing their end effectors, in this case the tentacles of the Octopus Grip, that can be easily unhooked and placed close to the Robot Grips by a single operator on a vertical warehouse, allowing for savings in time required for changing the tools, and in storage space. The Octopus Grip system is highly flexible, from which it derives its name.