The Sunnen SV-30 honing series is designed to achieve expert results on engine cylinder blocks, cylinder liners and other engine parts that require honing.
Six standard models include four step-and-repeat capability versions allowing automatic bore-to-bore processing for in-line and V-block configurations, reducing set-up time and improving bore quality. Two models are available with a manual X-axis. The SV-30's cylinder diameter range is .75" to 8" (19 mm to 200 mm) depending on the tooling option. The new Sunnen GH-LF tooling is required for automatic step-and-repeat operation.
The SV-30 includes a new PC control with simplified menus and storage for over 1,000 set-ups for quick and easy changeovers. This reduces labor costs and increases productivity, since multiple operators can be quickly trained to run the system. When used with the wide range of Sunnen-made abrasives, tooling and coolants, the U.S.-built SV-30 produces enhanced bore roundness and surface finish in a variety of part types and materials.
The SV-30 includes spindle reversal, standard bore oversize set-up (.01"/.02"/.03") and automatic tool protection, which verifies an unobstructed stroke before starting a cycle. Models include either a variable-speed 6 HP (4.5 kW) servo or 5.5 HP (4.1 kW) induction spindle motor, producing speeds from 50 RPM to 600 RPM. A 3.4 HP (2.5 kW) servo ball screw system produces up to 100 true vertical strokes per minute with a stroke travel of up to 27.75" (705 mm). The linear stroking drive maintains concentricity with the bore throughout the full stroke to produce a consistent diameter from top to bottom. A large, 48" x 30" (1,219 mm x 760 mm) work envelope allows versatility in processing larger parts.
The spindle reversal feature duplicates the capabilities of machines used by automotive OEMs. "Reversal can be used anytime in the process, but is especially helpful during the finishing strokes," said Phil Hanna, Sunnen Product Manager. "Reversal helps create a slightly rounder bore and aids in achieving the desired surface finish. It causes the honing stones to take out any less-than-round shape left after initial passes, while shaping up and dressing the stones themselves. Reversing the spindle also aids in removing folded-over metal and cleaning debris out of the valleys of the surface finish."
The Phoenix industrial PC control provides automatic, consistent bore-to-bore geometry and finish, without constant adjustment by the operator. The 15" (381 mm) color touchscreen with intuitive controls provides a real-time display of the full-bore cross section during the process. A USB port allows offline set-up file storage. The control's programmable Auto-Dwell feature automatically corrects taper anywhere in the bore for unattended operation, while two-stage honing tools with diamond or CBN abrasives can complete roughing and finishing operations in one pass for high productivity.
In addition to the GH-LF tooling, the SV-30 is compatible with all of Sunnen's current large diameter tooling. This includes diamond abrasive hone heads and brushes, GHSS single-stage hone heads with CBN or diamond abrasives and brushes, and GHTS hone heads for two-stage honing with CBN or diamond abrasives.
The SV-30 is equipped with new standard LED lighting in the work envelope. It also has the latest standard safety features, including light curtain, interlocked front door, stainless guarding around the work envelope and safety PLC that limits set-up speeds in all axes. Options include a T-slot base (for custom fixturing), heavy-duty manual rollover cradle for engine blocks and a full-feature automation interface.
For more information contact:
Sunnen Products Company
7910 Manchester Road
St. Louis, MO 63143
800-325-3670 / 314-781-2100
sales@sunnen.com
www.sunnen.com