New spindles on IMSA deep drilling and milling machines for 2-6 ton molds

NEW IN 2017

IMSA’s technical team recently made improvements on the spindles of MF1000C, MF1000/2F, MF1250/2FL machines. Thanks to these new spindles the machine performances both in gundrilling and in complementary machining have strongly increased.

 

MF 1000C

 

Switchover concept: IMSA Exclusive Swing On Top system for the switchover gundrilling/milling operations.

New in 2017: ISO40 Single spindle, 13 kW (S1), max. 6.000 rpm, max. torque 115 N/m, with liquid-cooled Siemens vector-control motor.

 

MF 1000/2F

 

Switchover concept: IMSA dual-spindle configuration. Separate gundrilling and milling spindles, automatic switchover by M functions. ISO40 Milling spindle, positioned on the same headstock above the gundrilling head.

New in 2017: Gundrilling spindle: 11 kW (S1), 6.000 rpm, with liquid-cooled Siemens vector-control motor.

New in 2017: ISO40 Milling spindle, 13 kW (S1), 6.000 rpm, max. torque 115 N/m, with liquid-cooled Siemens vector-control motor.

 

MF 1250/2FL

 

Switchover concept: IMSA dual-spindle configuration. Separate gundrilling and milling spindles, automatic switchover by M functions. ISO40 Milling spindle, positioned on the same headstock above the gundrilling head.

New in 2017: Gundrilling spindle: 11 kW (S1), 6.000 rpm, with liquid-cooled Siemens vector-control motor.

New in 2017: ISO40 Milling spindle, 13 kW (S1), 6.000 rpm, max. torque 115 N/m, with liquid-cooled Siemens vector-control motor.

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A hole is defined as deep when the length of the hole exceeds at least 10 times the diameter of the tool, up to lengths of 150 times the diameter and more, depending on how the tool is guided through the machine. This is such an extensive range that it includes different systems and tools: helical drills, gun drills, BTA/STS tools.
Our gundrilling and milling machines for molds adopt different technical solutions for switchover drilling/milling and back.
A dynamic reality where each design is a tailored response to customers who need precision and speed in deep drilling. Sales manager for I.M.S.A. srl, Luca Picciolo, tells us about the current situation in our interview with him. - Translation of the interview carried out by the Italian technical magazine “Macchine Utensili”