Romi to Exhibit Precision Machining Solution at PMTS 2023

Romi will have a New Generation GL 250M horizontal turning center on display, and in action, at PMTS 2023, April 18-20, 2023 in Cleveland, OH.

"The GL 250 is one of Romi's most advanced machines and features a maximum cutting diameter of 9.84" (250 mm), with a Z travel of 23.6" (600 mm)," said a company spokesperson. "It is designed for medium to high production environments and features notably high power, torque, feed force, and precision. The machine will be on display in WSM Technology's booth #3106."

The New Generation Romi GL 250M horizontal turning center comes equipped with thermal compensation with sensors to maintain stable, dimensional results even during long working periods. The use of sensors provides accurate, real-time compensation as opposed to compensation based on pre-defined algorithms. The result is more accurate machining over extended periods when the machine temperature increases.

The GL 250M is constructed with durable roller ways on all axis to produce high rigidity. A built-in spindle motor with a chiller incorporated and direct drive servo-motors results in high response speed, accuracy, less vibration, and lower maintenance requirements. Chilling the motor increases life expectancy and produces less thermal expansion.  

The machine's tailstock is programmable and servo-driven. Position, speed, and force are determined directly via the Fanuc Oi-TF controller, reducing setup time. The GL 250M comes with a 12-station turret with a choice of fixed tools with a Romi disk, driven tools with a VDI or BMT disk, driven tools with Y-axis, or dual spindle with driven tools and Y-axis.

Ed Marchesini, Romi's General Manager in the U.S., said, "Our team of experts will be on hand to answer any questions visitors may have about our products and services, and to demonstrate the many ways in which our solutions can help manufacturers stay ahead of the competition."

PMTS 2023 is being hosted at the Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland.

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