Emco Maier Corp.
Phone:
248-313-2700
Fax:
248-313-2701
USA
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Emco Maier Corp.
Mailing Address:
46850 Magellan Drive
Unit 160
Novi,
MI
48377-2448
US
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EMCO Maier Milling/Machining Centers
EMCO Maier Turning Machines/Centers
EMCO Maier turning and mulit-task centers -- designed for production
EMCOTurn 420 offers two turning machines on one base. |
Two machines in one
Offering higher production potential, the ET 420MC is really two machines in one. With two main spindles, two counter-spindles and two tool turrets integrated into one system, it guarantees maximum productivity without the loss of flexibility. And it's just as easy to operate as a conventional CNC lathe. The programming for the second workpiece is simply transferred to the bottom system by means of a selector switch, making no additional programming necessary.The ET420MC provides high rapid traverse speeds in all axes (x/z: 787 ipm, x1/z1: 787 ipm), pretensioned cross-roller linear guide-ways, a more efficient drive motor (12 hp), and the SIEMENS 840D control.
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High production multi-task turning/milling center
A versatile, multi-task production turning/milling center designed for a wide range of applications on bar stock to 45 mm diameter, the Hyperturn 45, features
high-performance main and counter spindles, two tool systems, stable Y axis, water-cooled spindle motors, dynamic digital drives, a thermo-symmetrical machine construction, and compact dimensions.
In addition to the two spindles, two turret tool systems with a total of up to 24 driven tools and a VDI25 rapid change system, as well as several automation options, the HT 45 includes a Y axis with a 70 mm travel in the upper slide system and a Z2 axis in the lower slide system. A 45mm (standard 32 mm) through-hole counter spindle is available for longer parts.
Very flexible, the machine can be applied in a wide range of sectors: from general mechanical engineering, job shops and the automotive supply industry, where production tends to involve large quantities, through to precision trades such as dental technology or the jewelry industry.
The main and counter spindles are equipped with integrated water-cooled spindle motors with high drive power of 15 kW, a maximum speed of 7,000 rpm and an even higher torque of 100 Nm. The counter spindle’s nose is also larger: With A2-5, the counter spindle can be used to remove bar stock parts with a diameter of up to 45 mm. Maximum turning diameter is 300 mm.
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EMCO Maier VT250 high capacity vertical turning center |
Vertical turning with automation
For vertical heavy-duty turning with integrated automation for chuck parts up to 200 mm dia.. t
he high-torque, high-power 18 kW (24 hp) 4000-rpm main spindle of the VT250 makes turning, drilling and threading operations easy and cycle times brief. Even hard turning is possible thanks to the strong performance data, including main spindle torque of 250Nm. Axis travel is direct driven 20.9X12.2 in. in X and Z and +/- 3.5 in. in Y. Maximum work piece turning diameter is 7.87 in. and maximum length is 5.91 in.
There will be three versions of the VT 250 from basic to VT250 MY with direct-driven spindle, with live tools and Y axis.
The small-footprint VT 250 is equipped with an integrated self-loading pick-up system, saving the user the costs and programming time related to external automation. The complete package is attractively priced.
Equipped with oversized roller guides, the new machine is predominantly suited for work on short and heavy workpieces with a large diameter and lengths to 6 in. The large guide rails and guide shoe guarantee excellent stability despite high loads.
The tool turret can hold 12 VDI40 tools each of which can be driven. The machine also has a carrier frame system in which customers can store up to 24 tools. The carrier frame moves the tools into the pick-up position.
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New President at EMCO Maier
Phillip Hauser takes the reins at the U.S. arm of the Austrian machine tool builder.
EMCO Changes Hands, Relocates U.S. Office
The EMCO Maier Group is under new ownership, and the turning and milling machine supplier’s U.S. arm, EMCO Maier USA, has relocated from Columbus, Ohio to Novi, Michigan. The Kuhn Group (Salzburg, Austria), a distributor of heavy equipment, purchased the EMCO Maier Group (Hallein, Austria) from A-Tec (Vienna, Austria) in a bidding process that involved five other groups. EMCO says the takeover news was well-received by its 630 employees, and the anticipation is that the new owner will strengthen and support the expansion of its headquarters and help it grow globally in markets including Brazil, Russian and China. Guenther Kuhn, Kuhn Group CEO, says EMCO will help his company diversify into a promising market.
Turn-Mill Builder Takes a New Turn
EMCO Maier is asserting its position as a producer of advanced turn-mill machines and CNC precision lathes for both production houses and job shops.
The Other Face of EMCO Maier
Just classroom training machines? No way! Visiting machine tool builder EMCO Maier in Austria, its home country, showed MMS Editor Mark Albert that the company is an important producer of advanced turn-mill machines and CNC precision lathes for both production houses and job shops.
Multitasking Turn-Mill Center for Many Applications
The Hyperturn 45 high-production turn-mill is designed to accommodate barstock ranging to 45 mm in diameter for a range of applications.
Production Turning Center
The Hyperturn 45 turning center is designed for applications on barstock ranging to 45-mm in diameter.
Universal Turning Center for Complete Machining
Emco’s Hyperturn 45 universal turning center features two high-performance spindles, two tool turrets and a Y axis.
Lathe Features Y-Axis, Subspindle Options
CNC Maximizes Machining Efficiency
Siemens' Sinumerik 840D control allows this shop to run its machines virtually glitch-free.
Turning Centers Yield Solutions With Support
When this process engineer went searching for new turning centers for the Black&Decker plant in Fayetteville, North Carolina, he knew that he needed reliable machines, but he did not have a specific vendor in mind.
Teaming Up For Turning Efficiency
When a Federal-Mogul Corporation's work volume increased five years ago with Ford Motor Company to manufacture polytetraflouroethylene (Teflon) PTFE piston rings, they turned to automated CNC turning centers to turn out millions of rings per year.