Achieving stable processing accuracy through a unique maintenance management system.
The "T-Support System" is a maintenance management system consisting of the thermal displacement correction system "Thermony" and the spindle condition monitoring system "Spimony." By supporting thermal displacement correction and spindle condition monitoring, it assists in high-quality machining. 【Features】 < Thermony > ■ Suppresses changes in machining dimensions due to variations in machine temperature ■ Predicts thermal displacement in real-time and automatically inputs corrections every cycle ■ Applicable to a variety of models such as XT-6 and XW-60 < Spimony > ■ Attaches sensors to the spindle unit to collect data ■ Effective in preventive maintenance by capturing signs of potential damage *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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【Features】 ＜Thermony＞ ■Unique calculation program for predicting thermal displacement ■Simple setup method ＜Spimony＞ ■Anomaly analysis using features in a "common feature space between machines" ■Display confirmation with browser functionality
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TAKAMAZ has aimed to create products from the customer's perspective throughout its more than 70 years of history in machine tool manufacturing, providing "machines that earn." In this rapidly evolving modern era, we take pride in our flexible imagination, endless spirit of challenge, and commendable technical know-how, believing that we can surely meet our customers' needs. Furthermore, we are committed to nurturing our human resources under the belief that "a company is its people." We pour our passion into employee training and continue to work together as a company to provide reliable products and services. We sincerely ask for your continued support of TAKAMAZ products in the future.
