EMO 2019
New universal machines at Grob
In addition to the new Access series from the universal machine sector, Grob-Werke's focus at EMO will be on machining centers for frame structure and chassis parts, the latest system and automation solutions.
Grob has a total of eleven machines from the universal and system business on display. In addition, visitors can find out about the complete range of services in various information and presentation areas. These include the specially developed software solutions from Grob-Net4Industry as well as smart service products and innovative training concepts.
The cost-efficient all-rounders in the universal machine business of the Access series G350a and G550a are presented to the general public for the first time. With their reduced standard equipment, they represent the more cost-effective version of Grob's universal machines and impress with their shorter amortization time and high machining quality. The G350a will be used to demonstrate the machining of an aluminum structural component from the aerospace industry, while the G550a will demonstrate high-performance machining in steel.
This year, Grob will be exhibiting a 2-spindle system machine with pallet changer from the systems business area. Pallet changing will be demonstrated with one raw and one finished part each of a wishbone and a turbocharger. As a further highlight, the company will be showing an interlinked system machine with linear gantry.
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