Mazak
Optonics Corporation has introduced the HyperGear laser cutting system, with the
Fab Shop Type-A FMS with OPTO-PATH Sorting System, which is designed to allow
minimum operator requirements and extended operation.
"This gives HyperGear one of the most advanced FMS that combines all the benefits of automated setup and valued-added process integration from multiple laser cutting machines along with automated raw material loading and the subsequent unloading," said a company spokesperson. "It also sorts cut parts from scrap skeletons. These features help the HyperGear meet the needs of lean manufacturing initiatives.
"On its own, HyperGear incorporates many intelligent features designed to automatically provide the optimum setup, maintenance notification and fastest cutting speeds for every material type and thickness. As a result, HyperGear enhances any operator's efficiency and customers can experience improved cash flow by processing more parts per working day.
"HyperGear's intelligent functions include:
Automatic torch and nozzle changer plus automatic setup of focus lens position, nozzle to material distance and beam adjustments.
A next-generation MAZATROL PREview 640 PC Control and Linear Drives, which allow the HyperGear to cut at unmatched speeds with 3G of acceleration, yet with the precision to maintain perfect corners, tight dimensional accuracy and roundness on contours. The unique air-cooled linear motors and stainless sealed protection covers eliminate the need for costly chillers or bellows.
Quick-change piercing gun. Combined with Mazak software that automatically determines the optimum sheet pierce sequence, the piercing torch provides fast, stable piercing of thick plate while reducing heat build-up that can deform the sheet.
The MAZATROL PREview 640 CNC also monitors key cutting conditions to predict failure conditions, prevent them where possible and minimize recovery time. This feature allows extended hours of unmanned operation and optimum productivity.
Nozzle-grinding system that saves costs by enabling the HyperGear to recondition its own nozzles.
"The 4,000W and 2,500W HyperGear can process from the thinnest painted galvanized steel up to 1" mild steel and is available with a 5- x 10-feet or 6- x 12-feet bed.
"Designed to meet the daily challenges facing manufacturers, the Fab Shop Type-A provides increased machine utilization rates with minimum labor over extended periods, even when processing a wide variety of material types and thicknesses with varying lot size requirements, including parts requiring tapping and chamfering. Combining these outstanding features with advanced material handling and parts sorting systems, such as material stockers, magnetic sheet separators, scrap removal forks, scrap bins or conveyors, multiple finished worksheet tables, a unique 7200 vacuum pad pick-up device and parts separation, the system reaches unheard-of production capacities.
"An integral part of the Fab Shop Type-A and OPTOPATH System is Mazak's Smart System Software and e-Soft. The Smart System provides NC programming, optimum nesting of parts and auto-programming and FMS activation of any of the 7200 vacuum Pads depending on part profile, to pick up and place only the finished parts, leaving the scrap to be taken away to the scrap bin or conveyor in one step via the scrap fork."
For more information contact:
Mazak Optonics Corp.
140 East State Parkway
Schaumburg, IL 60173
847-252-4500
Fax: 847-252-4599
Southwest
TX, OK, AR, LA
Jon Kahrl
Capital Machine
13710 Omega Road
Dallas, TX 75244
972-331-1536
Fax: 972-331-1564
NM
Rick Edgar
Magnum Precision Machine
8448 Washington Place
Albuquerque, NM 87113
505-345-8389
Fax: 505-344-7167
redgar@magnumprecisonmachines.com
www.magnumprecisionmachines.com
Southeast
MS, AL, GA, TN
Dan Pentaudi
Capital Machine
3800 Camp Creek Pkwy.
Bldg. 1400, Ste. 102
Atlanta, GA 30331
404-629-1200
Fax: 404-629-2299
FL
Dan Pentaudi
Capital Machine
911 US Hwy 301 South
Tampa, FL 33619
800-635-7777
Fax: 813-626-0812
NC, SC, VA
Chuck Thomas
Fabricating Machinery Sales Inc
PO Box 12191
Greenville, SC 29612
864-297-4714
Fax: 864-297-0370
www.fabmachsales.com
Northeast
CT, ME, MA, NH, RI, VT
Robert Jenks
Carlson Machinery Sales, Inc.
323 Andover St., Lower Level
Wilmington, MA 01887
978-658-9171
Fax: 978-657-6126
NY
Bill Miller
AW Miller
7661 Seneca Street
P.O. Box 69
East Aurora, NY 14052
716-652-8282
Fax: 716-655-4915
Tim Walsh
Walsh-Atkinson
1801 Arctic Avenue
Bohemia, NY 11716
631-563-6777
Fax: 631-563-6779
PA, MD
Bob Hopta
Demmler Machinery
677 Millers Run Road
Cuddy, PA 15031
412-220-3140
Fax: 412-220-3143
Midwest
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Brad Peterson
MACTECH
634 Pratt Avenue
Schaumburg, IL 60193
847-301-9555
Fax: 847-301-9509
MI
Scott Richmond
MICHFAB Machinery
4855 Starr SE
Grand Rapids, MI 49546
616-940-1400
Fax: 616-940-3881
ND, SD, MN
Mike Bensen (ND)
Dave King (SD)
Todd King (MN)
Gladwin Machinery
5170 Main Street NE
Minneapolis, MN 55421
763-574-9000
Fax: 763-574-1422
WI
Kevin King
Gladwin Machinery
262-703-0400
Fax: 262-703-0477
W167 N5905 Greenway Circle
Menomonee Falls, WI 53051
NE
Tom Buffington
Gladwin Machinery
13232 Portal Drive #7
Omaha, NE 68138
402-895-9000
Fax: 402-895-9301
IN, OH, KY
Bob Smith
Modern Machinery Company
4622 Independence Square
Indianapolis, IN 49546
317-791-8290
Fax: 317-791-8339
bobs@modernmachinerycompany.com
www.modernmachinerycompany.com
KS, MO, Southern IL
Al Colby
Black Rock Machinery
314-422-2178
Fax: 314-822-6270