Fully automated production and regrinding machine for carbide and HSS drills from Ø1 to 14.5 mm (0.04″-0.57″)
Fast, simple, reliable, accurate, the ultimate cost saver
Product details
Choosing the NC18 for your workshop means giving yourself flexibility in the choice of production and sharpening of carbide and HSS drill bits.
A short training is enough to allow your operators to produce a wide variety of sharpening geometries, such as conical or facets relief, web thinning, second point angle, steps…
- Diameter range : from 1 to 8 mm or optional 2 to 14.5 mm
- Kinematics : Ideal 5-axis layout with short travel distances for time savings and increased productivity.
- Intuitive, touchscreen, plug and play : Quick setup, pre-configured programs developed in-house, short operator training
- Reduced floor footprint : machine easily integrated into any workshop
- Fully automatic : economical circular loader with up to 90 tools, for serial ou differentiated programs
- Great versatility : Numerous types of grinding types : drills, end mills, gundrills, punches, reamers, flat-bottom drills, engraving tools, taps...
Technical specifications
Dimensions (WxDxH)
1 400 x 1 200 x 1 500 mm (4.6ft x 3.9ft x 5ft)
Weight
1 000 Kg (2200 lb)
Grinded drills dimensions
Ø 1 to 8 mm (0.04″-0.31″) – max. length : 350mm (12.60″)
Ø 2 to 14,5 mm optional (0.08″-0.57″)
Spindle performance
2,2 kW / max. 6000 rpm
Pneumatic clamping
W12 collets (Ø1–8 mm) – W20 collet (Ø2–14,5 mm) – 6 jaws mandrel Ø5–14 mm
Grinding wheels
Ø 100 mm – CBN or diamant
Cooling system
Flow rate 65 l / min, grinding oil or water based
CNC Control
SIEMENS SINUMERIK ONE with touch screen and motors with absolute encoders
Tool detection
3D Marposs sensor
Right-hand helix twist drills with conical or facets relief, gundrill bits for deep holes drilling with 1 or 2 flutes, metal sheet drills, step drills, flat bottom drill bits, brad point, woodworking drill, reamer, end mills with 1, 2, 3 or 4-flutes, countersinks, taps, engraving tools, punches… Contact us for feasibility studies.
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