Absolute Machine Tools has introduced the Quicktech S-32 ATM, a 9-axis, twin-spindle, mill/turn centre that combines integral-motor main- and sub-spindles with a 190-degree B-axis milling head and ATC for the production of small, complex parts.
The machine’s nine axes are serviced by a 24-tool, arm-type automatic changer. Six fixed, gang-type ID turning tools at the sub-spindle result in a total capacity of 30 tools. Milling machine motor
Both the main spindle and sub-spindle have 6,000-RPM, 5-HP, high-torque integral motors and have 42-mm collet chucks (or 5-in., three-jaw hydraulic chucks) with capacity for 30-mm bar stock. The spindles, which feature a continuous C axis with a braking system, are fully synchronized for part transfer.
The 10,000-RPM, 3-HP, HSK40-T B-axis milling spindle is locked in position for rigid turning operations. The sub-spindle moves in the X, Y, and Z axes, and in the X axis it can move above and below the centerline to clear the B axis, enabling it to have full tilting capabilities.
The mill/turn centre is equipped with a Mitsubishi M830W control with a 19-in. LCD, and all spindles and axes employ Mitsubishi AC servomotors and amplifiers. Also available is a Fanuc OiT-F control with a 15-in. LCD and matching Fanuc motors and drives.
Standard machine features include a bar feeder interface, parts conveyor and catcher, chip conveyor, collet chucks, and a 400-PSI coolant pump.
Absolute Machine Tools * www.absolutemachine.com
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