Midwest Manufacturing News - Midwest Maufacturing Oct 2024

Slant Bed 30° Turning Center

2024-09-23 08:22:21

Absolute Machine Tools has introduced the new Johnford SL-300L-II slant bed turning center with extended 40” turn length for longer part turning.

Since 1979, Johnford’s SL Series lathes have been constructed with a one-piece Meehanite cast iron base for not only intense strength and added rigidity, but also to dissipate heat away from the part, improving dimensional accuracy. Johnford still hand-scrapes its box ways and coats all mating surfaces with Turcite-B for advanced fit, mobility and precision.

The SL-300L-II ballscrews are double nut type and pretensioned to eliminate thermal growth. The 30° slant bed design allows for improved chip removal away from the work envelope and workpiece, space efficiency for more compact footprint design, and improved operator ergonomics for better part visibility and accessibility to cutting tools.

Additional standard features include:

• 22.8” swing over bed design

• 17.7” swing over cross slide

• 2” bar capacity

• 40” turn length

• 20 HP

• 8” 3-jaw hydraulic chuck

• 12” tool turret

• 787 IPM rapid traverse

• Fully programmable tailstock

• Dual hydraulic steady rests.

Also included in the new SL-300LII is a 12-station bi-directional servo turret or optional BMT-55 servo live turret with 7.5 HP milling motor providing .2 second indexing as well as coolant through the toolholders. In addition to the live tooling option, a true linear Y-axis is also available for offcenter milling operations. The Y-axis is perpendicular to X in a right-angle design, providing true linear Y-axis movement. FANUC OiT-F Plus CNC control with 10.4” color LCD, full MDI keypad, Manual Guide i Conversational are all standard accessories to complement this new machine model.

The precision spindle structure is mounted using precision double row roller bearings in conjunction with angular contact ball bearings for high rigidity and accuracy. The spindle quill inner and outer linings are precision ground for fine fitting with the spindle, providing enhanced concentricity and accuracy.

Three spindle configurations are available to suit any machining requirement:

• 1.7” bar capacity, 6,000 RPM spindle

• 2” bar capacity, 4,500 RPM spindle

• 3” bar capacity 4,000 RPM spindle.

Optional accessories include an automatic tool presetter, radial and axial live tool heads, contouring C-axis with live tools and more. The C-axis accuracy is 0.001°. The live tooling used for the C-axis is backed by a 7.5 HP spindle motor.

Customers can add a Special Productivity Package, which includes either a TRACER V-65E 4’ pneumatic bar loader, Vs-65E 4’ servo bar loader or a TRACER Vs-80L 5’ servo bar loader, parts catcher and parts conveyor for unattended operations.

For more information contact:
Absolute Machine Tools, Inc.
7420 Industrial Parkway
Lorain, OH 44053
800-852-7825 / 440-960-6911
info@absolutemachine.com
www.absolutemachine.com

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