IIoT connection of spindles
At EMO, GMN will be showcasing an enhanced version of its IDEA-4S embedded system for IIoT connection and digitization of spindles and motors.
High-speed spindle in handbag format
Modules for milling and turning
At Weiss, the focus is on the new 1.5 kilogram micro-mill spindle, which rotates at up to 60,000 revolutions per minute.
read more...Operational balancing for quality assurance
To ensure the reliability and longevity of a machine tool spindle and the high quality of the machined parts, the spindle must be properly balanced. Operational balancing is an inexpensive and easy-to-use method.
read more...Condition monitoring of machine tools
SKF and Fanuc offer a software platform for the automated detection of condition anomalies in machine tools that can predict the condition of spindles based on vibration, temperature, speed and process data.
read more...Parallel machining of complex workpieces
In order to be able to reproduce all processing steps of complex workpieces with standard motor spindles, several machines are often required. As a result, time and accuracy are lost due to time-consuming reclamping. A spindle row turret offers a more flexible solution for multi-spindle parallel machining of complex workpieces.
read more...Cloud-based spindle monitoring
Weiss Spindeltechnologie has developed the Spindle Monitor, a software tool that can be activated as an optional addition to the Siemens Mindsphere application "Manage MyMachines".
read more...New rotary table with torque drive
Hedelius is equipping its Tiltenta T7-2600 with a new rotary table. At EMO Hannover, the machining center will be on show for the first time with a torque drive with a speed of up to 50 rpm.
read more...Productive thanks to quick spindle replacement
Spindles are an elementary component of machine tools and their reliability ensures high machine availability. A good spindle service is essential to ensure this high availability even in the event of a standstill.
read more...Ball bearings in the highest precision classes
GMN spindle ball bearings are now also available in the high-precision accuracy classes P4+ and UP+. The new P4+ class is gradually replacing the previous DIN P4 and ABEC 7 accuracy classes, while the new "ultra precision" UP+ premium accuracy class is also available.
read more...Machine element for precise positioning
For decades, ball screws have been the preferred machine element in machine tools for moving slides precisely and quickly. However, if they have to be replaced at the end of their service life, long delivery times often result in high downtime costs for the machine concerned.
read more...Detect damage to the spindle quickly
With the ceramic Dyna Contact taper gauge from Big Kaiser, the machine spindle taper can be quickly checked for damage and incorrect angles.
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