Kaast Machine Tools' Solutions Enable Precise, Efficient Machining
IMTS 2024: Kaast Machine Tools Inc. is performing live demonstrations of several of its manufacturing solutions, including a vertical machining center, a cold saw and more.
Kaast is demonstrating several of its machining solutions live. These solutions include:
- HBS-MC 2020/110 CNC horizontal bore mill – a heavy duty machine featuring a robust moving column design and a table capacity exceeding 17,000 lbs, which can enable precision and durability.
- V-Turn CNC 550 vertical lathe – equipped with a 22" swing, FANUC 0i-TF control and a 25 hp motor for heavy duty tasks. It is designed with live tooling, a C-axis and a Renishaw HPRA toolsetter for precise machining.
- VF-Mill D Mini vertical machining center – a compact machine with a 10,000-rpm CAT40 spindle for precise control and performance.
- C-Turn series engine lathes – turning machine available in manual and CNC versions. The CNC variant features the Fagor 8055i/A TC control panel for simplified programming.
- HCS 75 NC fully automatic cold saw – designed for speed, precision and efficiency, with features like automatic material diameter sensing and an electromagnetic brake system.
- F-Grind AH surface grinder – features automatic feed capabilities and the AD5 NC control system which can enable runout accuracy within 2 μm.
- R-Grind 1565 cylindrical grinder – a grinding solution which offers high performance with features like a precision grinding spindle and hydrostatic spindle bearing, intended for enhanced accuracy and longevity.
- HBS A 230 horizontal band saw – features automation capabilities.
- HBS 360 DGH – dual mitering saw with quick-action vice.
- PBH 80 NC profile roller – showcases versatility in bending various metal profiles.
- PS model ironworker – demonstrates its multi-purpose capabilities with five workstations.
- DMVH 305 VS dual spindle knee mill – features a V-belt drive, variable spindle speed control and a durable Meehanite cast iron base.
Special pre-show pricing and delivery from the show are available for all machines.
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