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SUHNER introduces Multi-Master flex shaft machining units

09 January, 2014
SUHNER introduces Multi-Master flex shaft machining units
SUHNER introduces Multi-Master flex shaft machining units
Multi-Master machining units are modular in design, which means they can be positioned in any direction around a workpiece.

January 9, 2014 - SUHNER introduces Multi-Master flex shaft machining units for large, long or odd shaped parts. These units are modular in design, which means they can be positioned in any direction around a workpiece. In most cases, all operations can be performed in one cycle, thereby reducing the overall machining cycle time to a minimum. Since all tooling modules work simultaneously, the cycle time is basically determined by the longest single machining operation and not the addition of all the tools working together. There are virtually no limitations to part size and the number of tools that are engaged at the same time, with this arrangement.

SUHNER offers a complete spindle program with optional feed systems...pneumatic, hydraulic and CNC, available in a quill feed or slide and spindle design. In combination with modern tooling technology, SUHNER Multi-Master machining units can achieve a high degree of performance and accuracy, when incorporated into a machine design.

Solid carbide tools permit cutting speeds up to 300 m/min in aluminum, at feed rates of 0.5 mm/rev. These rates result in very short cycle times and extended tool life.

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