Toyoda’s SX-i series machines are known for their powerful cutting capabilities while being the most reliable HMCs in their class. Toyoda’s FH630SX-i, a powerful, high-speed horizontal machining center will be on display. Packed with a 6K-CTS gear head spindle, 60-tool magazine capacity, NC table with full-plate contact clamping design for a strong, accurate cut through the Y axis and better yet, Toyoda’s brand new HMI control, Toyopuc Touch.
Attendees can experience the FH630SX-i’s superior power and stability through demonstrations of ceramic machining on heat resistant super alloy Inconel material. Built to minimize displacement caused by external forces that may impact cutting accuracy and tool life, the FH630SX-i’s spindle paired with robust linear guideways plays a hand in successful machining. The 37/30-kW torque spindle suited with a double row of cylindrical roller bearings located over the taper, provides radial rigidity, while dual angular bearings maximize axial stability.
Unveiled officially for the first time to the world, Toyoda’s Toyopuc Touch HMI control will make its debut as a part of the FH630SX-i demonstration. No keyboard or mouse is required as the 19" touch screen display is designed to appear and function just like the touch screen of a mobile device. The Toyopuc Touch HMI control keeps track of information such as machine energy usage, productivity, tool life and can be used to generate performance reports. Inspection notifications to inform of preventative maintenance and the capability third party device monitoring allows for operators to access the machine remotely and keep an efficient machining process.
Get a first glimpse of Toyoda’s new Toyopuc Touch HMI control in action on Toyoda’s FH630SX-i during the ceramic machining demonstration of heat resistant super alloy material at IMTS 2016 booth #S-8519.
Visit the company's IMTS showroom for more information.
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