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Vollmer showcases tool grinding machines at Mach
Vollmer UK is to showcase tool grinding machinery including the Loroch Solution K850, the CX100, CHD270 and Loroch CNBS at Mach 2010.
In addition the company will highlight a selection of PCD tooling.
Vollmer said this will demonstrate the capabilities of its range of erosion machine tools with regard to processing drills and cutting tools as well as additional components.
On the Mach stand, Vollmer will be showing its Loroch CNBS 80 for the re-sharpening of bandsaw blades.
The CNBS can accommodate saw blades from 8-80mm wide, 0.5-3mm thick and 2.8-7m long with a pitch from 3-34mm, catering for the majority of saw blades on the market.
The flexible CNBS machine can sharpen tungsten-carbide-tipped (TCT), CV and bi-metal blades at a rate of up to 16 6m blades in one shift.
Offering variable grinding speeds from 100-600mm/min with CBN or diamond grinding wheels, the CNBS machine gives the customer flexibility with its control panel that enables the operator to input a range of operational parameters.
Alongside the CNBS will be the Loroch Solution K850 machine for the re-sharpening, re-toothing and chamfering of circular saw blades.
Specifically for the machining of HSS blades, this new unit can be used with saw blades from 40-850mm diameter with chamfering possible on blades from 120-850mm.
With a high level of automation for improving productivity and reducing costs, the Loroch Solution K850 can typically re-sharpen 45 blades with a 315mm diameter and 160 teeth in one shift with minimal operator intervention.
Visitors to the stand at Mach will be able to view the optional CAD system that enables the end user to design their own blades with tooth shape and geometry settings to suit specific jobs and materials.
For the sharpening and re-grinding of TCT circular saw blades, Vollmer will give the CX100 automatic grinding machine its Mach debut.
The CX100 has been designed for economical processing of top, face and hollow faces on carbide-tipped circular saw blades up to 500mm diameter.
The CX100 is a fully CNC controlled machine that is claimed to be fast and efficient.
The CNC axes control bevel grinding, grinding wheel feed, strike and the tooth feed, resulting in shorter grinding times and improved precision.
Utilising Vollmer's PMC multi-processor control, the CX100 requires the minimal amount of data for operation, therefore improving user-friendliness.
With a graphic-supported display, the computer system calculates tooth pitch once the diameter and a number of teeth have been entered.
This enables the machine to grind every tooth shape on the face and top in one cycle, reducing unproductive time and improving programming and productivity times for saws with complicated tooth geometries.
Also on show for the grinding of TCT blades will be the Vollmer CHD270 five-axis precision grinding machine.
This fully CNC controlled machine has functions for controlling the feed and hook/clearance angle adjustment as well as an automatic measuring device.
The unit can also be integrated with a robotic loading system to deliver flexible around-the-clock machining.
Built with a monobloc design for enhanced rigidity and improved tooth accuracy, the CHD270 has a two-axis co-ordinate feed for enhanced flexibility.
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In addition the company will highlight a selection of PCD tooling.
Vollmer said this will demonstrate the capabilities of its range of erosion machine tools with regard to processing drills and cutting tools as well as additional components.
On the Mach stand, Vollmer will be showing its Loroch CNBS 80 for the re-sharpening of bandsaw blades.
The CNBS can accommodate saw blades from 8-80mm wide, 0.5-3mm thick and 2.8-7m long with a pitch from 3-34mm, catering for the majority of saw blades on the market.
The flexible CNBS machine can sharpen tungsten-carbide-tipped (TCT), CV and bi-metal blades at a rate of up to 16 6m blades in one shift.
Offering variable grinding speeds from 100-600mm/min with CBN or diamond grinding wheels, the CNBS machine gives the customer flexibility with its control panel that enables the operator to input a range of operational parameters.
Alongside the CNBS will be the Loroch Solution K850 machine for the re-sharpening, re-toothing and chamfering of circular saw blades.
Specifically for the machining of HSS blades, this new unit can be used with saw blades from 40-850mm diameter with chamfering possible on blades from 120-850mm.
With a high level of automation for improving productivity and reducing costs, the Loroch Solution K850 can typically re-sharpen 45 blades with a 315mm diameter and 160 teeth in one shift with minimal operator intervention.
Visitors to the stand at Mach will be able to view the optional CAD system that enables the end user to design their own blades with tooth shape and geometry settings to suit specific jobs and materials.
For the sharpening and re-grinding of TCT circular saw blades, Vollmer will give the CX100 automatic grinding machine its Mach debut.
The CX100 has been designed for economical processing of top, face and hollow faces on carbide-tipped circular saw blades up to 500mm diameter.
The CX100 is a fully CNC controlled machine that is claimed to be fast and efficient.
The CNC axes control bevel grinding, grinding wheel feed, strike and the tooth feed, resulting in shorter grinding times and improved precision.
Utilising Vollmer's PMC multi-processor control, the CX100 requires the minimal amount of data for operation, therefore improving user-friendliness.
With a graphic-supported display, the computer system calculates tooth pitch once the diameter and a number of teeth have been entered.
This enables the machine to grind every tooth shape on the face and top in one cycle, reducing unproductive time and improving programming and productivity times for saws with complicated tooth geometries.
Also on show for the grinding of TCT blades will be the Vollmer CHD270 five-axis precision grinding machine.
This fully CNC controlled machine has functions for controlling the feed and hook/clearance angle adjustment as well as an automatic measuring device.
The unit can also be integrated with a robotic loading system to deliver flexible around-the-clock machining.
Built with a monobloc design for enhanced rigidity and improved tooth accuracy, the CHD270 has a two-axis co-ordinate feed for enhanced flexibility.
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