01 November 2022
New version of STANDBY MAGAZIN.
Up to 264 additional tool slots.
In order to reduce the tooling times of a machining centre, a large tool magazine is required. We at HEDELIUS recognised this trend at a very early stage and opened a space-saving and cost-effective solution on the market with the 180-station STANDBY MAGAZIN. As automation in small series production continues to advance and unmanned running times become longer, the trend is towards even larger tool magazines. This is why HEDELIUS is now opening a version of the STANDBY MAGAZIN with 264 tool pockets. In total, our customers will then have access to up to 329 tools on a TILTENTA 11 swivelling spindle machining centre and up to 344 tools on an ACURA 85 5-axis machining centre, for example!
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In modern CNC production, no two jobs are the same: Today prismatic 3-axis machining, tomorrow complex 5-axis components and then the machining of shafts, tubes or mouldings. With the FORTE 65 with rotating/swivelling table, HEDELIUS offers a machining centre that adapts quickly and efficiently to changing requirements for maximum productivity and safety.
The GEWO Feinmechanik GmbH & Co. KG relies on the 3-axis machining centre FORTE 85 Single 1620 from HEDELIUS for the production of high-precision components. The decisive factors for the investment were the high machine stability, the large Y travel path and the compact design of the CNC milling machine. In daily use, the FORTE 85 impresses with its precise machining results, high level of user-friendliness and economical production, even with difficult-to-machine materials. GEWO also reports productivity increases of 15 to 20 per cent and emphasises the partnership-based cooperation with HEDELIUS.
With the TILTENTA MILLTURN, HEDELIUS is opening a milling and turning machining centre on the market for the first time that combines both machining steps in one machine, thus enabling a continuous manufacturing process. Instead of having to reclamp workpieces several times or switch between different machines, the entire machining process takes place in one stable clamping, which simplifies processes and reduces sources of error. Find out how the concept works in detail, what possibilities arise in practice and for which applications the MILLTURN is particularly suitable.
