Supertec Machinery’s ID-300CNC grinder enables a maximum grinding depth of 7.8" and a part swing of 15.75", with a grinding capacity ranging from 0.08" to 12".
Supertec Machinery’s ID-300CNC grinder enables a maximum grinding depth of 7.8" and a part swing of 15.75", with a grinding capacity ranging from 0.08" to 12". The grinder features a 10 to 1,000-rpm variable-speed workhead. Uniaxial movement of the X and Z axes avoids deviation caused by vibration of cross-stacking for increased stability and precision during the grinding process. A workhead manual swivel capacity of +30 and -5 degrees eases complex taper grinding. An optional manual face-grinding attachment is available.
The FANUC 0i-TD control drives and servo motors coupled with grinding software enable as many as eight different face-grinding applications in a single setup. Additional canned cycle software for ID, end face and taper grinding simplify programming of complex parts, the company says.
The company also offers the ID grinder in a two-axis automatic version with a conversational shopfloor language.
The 11" bench engine lathe and gear head mill is able to handle a wide range of turning, milling and drilling operations typically found on much larger machinery.
Lathes represent some of the oldest machining technology, but it’s still helpful to remember the basics when considering the purchase of a new turning machine.
