Generally, the opening and closing of the lathe chuck jaws is done using a hydraulic cylinder, but with this product, you can use a lathe without hydraulic power.
We handle "servo actuators for lathes (electric cylinders)." Generally, the opening and closing of the chuck jaws on lathes is done using hydraulic cylinders, but with this product, it is possible to manufacture lathes without hydraulic systems. Additionally, when using an energy-saving program, the power consumption can be reduced to less than 1/10 compared to rotary hydraulic cylinders. One of the advantages of electrifying the chuck cylinder with a servo actuator is the ability to quantify gripping force, and it also allows for current value management. We have a proven track record of supporting 6-inch and 8-inch lathes. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us. Manufacturer: Plus Engineering Co., Ltd.
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basic information
It is a mechanism that makes it seem as if the servo motor is rotating together with the main shaft, but in reality, the servo motor does not rotate with the main shaft. Our company has devised this using a gear mechanism. Please contact us for more details.
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We have experience in integration with CNC lathes. We also accept visits to the manufacturing factory.
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It is a servo actuator for lathes (electric cylinder).
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Our company was established in August 1947, based on the Mitsui & Co. Hamamatsu Sales Office, and has a history of over 68 years as a comprehensive trading company specializing in machinery and engineering. Headquartered in Hamamatsu, we primarily engage in sales activities targeting the automotive industry, focusing on machine tools and equipment. Our distinguishing feature is that we have a machinery division that manufactures robotic transport systems, measuring instruments, and peripheral devices, along with an in-house factory. By organically combining these engineering functions with the capabilities of a trading company, we aim to be a technology proposal-oriented trading company that supports our customers' manufacturing processes.
