Customer case study-4785

3Multi-axis head chaining 4Indexing machine

Customer case study-4785

This product is a machine tool named “3CUBIC 4INDEX MC” at SAKURAI.
As the name suggests, this machine tool uses three multi-axis head-changing machines with indexes arranged on them.
Three conventional CUBICs are used, with the ability to change machining stations by means of an automatic pallet changer.
3 stations at 28 seconds per station 2 shots. A total of 6 shots of processing is completed.
CUBIC can accommodate 4 multi-axis heads on each station, so it can be used for multiple models by changing the jig plates.
CUBIC itself is highly versatile, and multi-axis heads that have been mass-produced can be easily replaced.
By attaching an index to each station, the workpiece to be machined can be machined on four sides.
Reducing the number of equipment saves space on the flex line and reduces the number of operators.
Since the workpiece does not have to be moved from one facility to another, the number of dents caused by removing and attaching the workpiece can be reduced.
Machining is performed by a multi-axis head, so machining accuracy is more stable than with machining.

Contents
Target work4-wheel transmission case
Cycle time45 seconds (processing only)
Standard delivery time
10 months after order receipt
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