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machine is discontinued - this page is here for information purposes
only. Please click here to see
if we have any L32-VII Series 4 machines for sale in our pre-owned
department or take a look at the current equivalent of the L32-VII
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| CITIZEN
L32-VII Series 4 |
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Operation for Complex Parts |
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The
Cincom L32-VII Series 4 offers outstanding technical features
- bar capacity is
increased to 32 mm (1.25"), completing the top end of the L
series range.
The robust design of the machine, with a highly-rigid inclined bed,
makes it ideal for rapid chip removal, guaranteeing typical uncompromising
CITIZEN precision in the most demanding applications.
Innovative machine-tool technology and the user-friendly high-speed
control system ensure short machining times and thus economic production. |
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- Simultaneous
control of 6 axes results in quickest cycle times; fully synchronised
main and backwork spindle.
- Flexible
vertical tool holder system with 5 turning and 4 driven stations
for front-end machining, 5 stations for front-end machining.
- Main
spindle speed up to 8000 rpm and 250 mm turning lengths without
need for re-chucking.
- C-axis
on main spindle.
- Slanted
bed for rapid chip disposal, rigidity and typical CITIZEN precision.
- Specially
developed Citizen software reduces the operators workload and
simplifies programming and setting functions.
- Y-axis
as standard. Rotary milling cutters are traversed across the workpiece
using Y-axis control.
- The
Y-axis also simplifies tool centre height adjustment by input
of tool offset values.
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The
Cincom L32 is controlled by one of the most power and user-friendly systems
currently available, ensuring reliable operation and unbelievably short
production times. At the heart of the system is the Mitsubishi Meldus
500 combined with the CINCOM IV C user interface. This provides an extremely
convenient way of programming and setting the machine. As with all the
L-Series turning centres, a tool presetter is not required - tool setting
is carried out essentially at the press of a button. The "Program
Check" function is used to test the program by running this forwards
and backwards at a slow feed rate. This eliminates the possibility of
crashes or stress.
Programming is carried
out using a familiar standard language. The LCD display is divided into
two parts, permitting a simultaneous display of the main and sub-spindles
and allowing the connection between these to be set without the need for
laborious switching of the display back and forth
The use of hollow
motor spindles firstly drastically reduces non-machining times and secondly
ensures extremely smooth running. The guide bush housing is driven synchronously
by a servo motor, which makes it relatively simple to incorporate a C-axis.
Power is transmitted via. a toothed belt. The main spindle can be operated
at up to 8000 rpm, and the pick-off sub-spindle at up to 6000 rpm.

N.B.
For guidance only - detailed footprint available on request.
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