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Mill-Turn Center for Performance Shops



With high-performance main and counter spindles, two tool systems, a stable Y-axis, a thermo-symmetrical machine construction, compact dimensions and a range of intelligent automation solutions, the EMCO Maier Hyperturn 45 turning and milling center is geared for applications in automotive and general engineering, including performance shops.

A 3-axis portal in the machine permits convenient automated loading and unloading, and users are offered a choice of automation options. "The machine system is a complete solution providing efficiency and economy, including measurement, deburring and cleaning stations," said a company spokesperson.

In addition to the flexible gripper system, the machine includes a palletizing cell designed to meet the customer's workpiece requirements or blanks to be processed. The work area includes loading ports that retract downward.

Unloading Through the Counter Spindle

The enlarged spindle nose (A2-5) enables the unloading of bar stock parts with a diameter of up to 45 mm through the spindle. The parts are generally set down onto an inclined surface, or alternatively onto a controlled discontinuous belt, preventing damage to workpieces.

Swing Loader Solution

This compact and fast loading device for any kind of pre-formed blanks is integrated into the basic machine. With a longitudinal swivel movement, the gripper picks up the blanks from the feeding system (discontinuous belt or feed track) and loads them into the machine spindle. The parts catcher typically transports and sets down the finished part away from the working area.

EMCO's NC-controlled compact swing loader is easily programmed. Combining linear movement with rotation, the automation solution works in short strokes, quickly orienting loading of raw workpieces in the machine spindle, and removing finished parts to a conveyor. Grippers can be quickly changed to accommodate different parts or blanks.

TopLoad

TopLoad, also developed by EMCO, can be used to load up to 3-meter long bar stock into the machine automatically. With a patented guidance system, it takes only 1-2 minutes to change from one diameter to another. Steady rests adjusted to the stock diameter guide the bar stock smoothly, keeping production conditions quiet.

Complete Package

Even the basic version of the Hyperturn 45 now offers a Y-axis with 70 mm traveling distance in the upper and a Z2-axis in the lower carriage system. The water-cooled main and counter spindle motors provide a higher drive power of 15 kW and feature a maximum speed of 7,000 RPM and higher torque of 100 Nm. The latest Siemens Sinumerik 840D-sl control and drive system, the "Solution Line", makes programming the machine easy and effective. A fold-out PC keyboard is an ergonomic plus.

For more information contact:

EMCO Corporation

46850 Magellan Drive, Unit 160

Novi, MI 48377-2448

248-313-2700

info@emco-usa.com

www.emco-world.com

SOUTHWEST

S. TX

Matt Damale

MDI Machine Tools

2215 Spring Leaf Drive

Carrollton, TX 75006

214-796-2472  

matt@mdimachinetools.com

OK

Dirk Gage

Gage Machine Tools

10668 Widmer

Lenexa, KS 66215

913-894-1223

dgage@gagemachinetool.com

LA

Scott Eddins

H&S Machine Tools

1941 Industrial Blvd

Harvey, LA 70058

504-347-5707

Scott.eddins@hsmachinetools.com

SOUTHEAST

NC, SC, VA

Chris Miller

Crotts & Saunders

2709 Boulder Park Court

Winston-Salem, NC 27101

336-765-7250

cmiller@crottsandsaunders.com

AL, FL, GA

Skip Thompson

Applied Machine Solutions

2200 industrial Drive

Ste 300

Ball Ground, GA 30107

678-880-0893

sthompson@appliedmachine.com

MS

Scott Eddins

H&S Machine Tools

1941 Industrial Blvd

Harvey, LA 70058

504-347-5707

Scott.eddins@hsmachinetools.com

NORTHEAST

CT, MA, ME, NH, RI, VT, Long Island

Andrew Creed

Realm

17 Westwood Ct

West Hartford, CT 06117

860-670-0417

acreed@realmmachine.com

W. PA

Willie Eichele

Motch & Eichele

297 Ascot Parkway

Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44223

330-564-8820

weichele@mande.com

NY

Dick Holley

Machine Tool Network

Eastwood Station

Syracuse, NY 13206

607-656-9913

dickholley@windstream.net

NJ, MD, E. PA

Jeffrey Mayer

Jones Kinden Co.

829 Lincoln Ave.

West Chester, PA 19380

610-429-4280

jmayer@joneskinden.com

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OH, W. KY

Willie Eichele

Motch & Eichele

297 Ascot Parkway

Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44223

330-564-8820

weichele@mande.com

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John Pirkl

Graduate Sales

1658 N. Milwaukee Ave

Chicago, IL 60647

773-294-8189

John.pirkl@@graduate-sales.com

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A. J. Schweda

Premier Machine Tool

P.O. Box 102

Hartland, WI 53029

414-254-5150

aj@pmtmidwest.com

MN

Brian Feggestad

Matrix Machine Tool

10433 Hidden Oaks Lane

Camplin, MN 55316

320-267-5808

bfeggestad@mmet-cnc.com

KS, MO, NE

Dirk Gage

Gage Machine Tools

10668 Widmer

Lenexa, KS 66215

913-894-1223

dgage@gagemachinetool.com

WEST

CA, AZ, NV

Karl Cordas

Tornquist Machinery Co.

320 N. Palm Street, #D

Brea, CA 92821

714-572-6830

karl@tornquist.com

www.tornquist.com

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