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Chiron FZ 16

Rok výroby: 1985, Stav: použitý, Technical manuals and tool holders available; further technical data: Drilling capacity in ST 60: 20mm Thread cutting capacity: M16 Milling capacity in ST 60: up to 20 cm³/min Milling capacity in AL: up to 80 cm³/min Tool holder: SK30 Spindle motor – DC, 5.7 kW Speed range / max. torque at ratio 1:1: 20 to 6000 rpm with 40 Nm Gear ratio step: 1.12 Gbedpfxobwn Rhe Aguou Spindle bearing diameter: 50mm Tool clamping: mechanical Pull-in force: 3000 N Z-axis feed: 200mm Rapid traverse speed Z-axis: 15 m/min Z-axis feed force: 6000 N Travel of X and Y axis: 500 x 250mm Clamping surface: 630 x 400 mm Rapid traverse speed X and Y axis: 15 m/min Feed force X and Y axis: 6000 N Programmable feed in all three axes: 1 to 4000 mm/min Distance spindle to guide: 300 mm Distance spindle mount to table surface: 190 to 390 mm (stroke 200 mm) and 190 to 615 mm (stroke 400 mm) Number of magazine places (tools): 12 Tool shank: steep taper 30 Max. tool diameter with all places filled: 63 mm Max. tool diameter with free adjacent places: 100 mm Max. permissible tool weight: 5 kg Tool change time: approx. 1 sec. Cut-to-cut time: approx. 3.2 sec. Total connected load: approx. 15 kW (but only approx. 5~10 kW required during operation) Machine weight: approx. 3.5 t Requires standard compressed air connection Position measuring systems = glass scales Chip conveyor with discharge height 850 mm; Make: KNOLL Type: 240 S-1/150; incl. documentation Workpiece change table incl. documentation; Make: Peissler, Remscheid Full enclosure with front lift door and side swing doors Base area without conveyor approx. width 4.0 m; depth approx. 3.0 m required; with side conveyor, an additional 1.4 m width (left); height approx. 2.2 m Machine documentation (manual, circuit diagrams [electrical/pneumatic plans], installation plan, maintenance schedule, troubleshooting guide, etc.) as well as for the control (including programming instructions) available A certain quota of spare parts will also be sold, this is considered a “bonus.”