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KELLENBERGER 600U BEMA Advance

Stav: použitý, Grinding diameter: 250, 350, 450 mm Grinding length: 600 mm Centre height: 125, 175, 225 mm Grinding wheel diameter: 400 mm Grinding wheel width: 50 mm Bore: 127 mm Workpiece spindle taper: MT5 Workpiece spindle speed: 20–400 rpm Workpiece headstock swivelling range: 360° Grinding headstock swivelling range: 180° ± Grinding spindle speed: 1500, 1700, 2200 rpm Incremental feed: 0.001–0.030 mm/Ø Continuous feed: 0–0.95 mm/Ø Table swivel range: ±10° Longitudinal table travel: 900 mm Table speed: 0.02–6 m/min Workpiece weight between centres: 130 kg Maximum workpiece weight (between centres): 130 kg including clamping device Internal spindle mount: 70 mm Total power requirement: 6.5 kW Machine weight approx.: 2.2 t Space requirement approx.: 3.1 x 2.0 m As a globally leading company in the field of Kellenberger overhaul/retrofit, we are able not only to deliver machines in as-new condition and with warranty but also to provide comprehensive service for your machines, including full metric overhaul and new paintwork. Version R: The machine features central lubrication and roller guides in the X-axis flat slideway, as well as air lift for the grinding headstock. - Digital readout on 2 axes. X-axis resolution: 0.5 μm Optional extras (available at additional cost): Djdpfx Aod Ih D Negnscn - Rotary encoder with digital readout on the workpiece headstock - Rotary encoder with digital readout on the grinding headstock (height adjustment with spindle not possible) - New heavy-duty internal grinding attachment, 80mm or 100mm diameter, with height adjustment - Increase of centre height up to max. 225 mm - Variable speed drive for the grinding spindle Included equipment: - Operating tools - Collet tube for chuck Further accessories available on request. This machine tool currently does not meet the fundamental safety and protection requirements as specified in the BetrSichV 2015 (German Industrial Safety Regulation). The necessary minimum safety objectives must be determined via a risk assessment according to BetrSichV.