A horizontal profiler, the new HyperMach H4000, features 5-axis contouring, 2m x 4m (6.5ft x 13ft) pallet capacity, full-portal open-center construction, and industry-best horizontal machining productivity. Cutting operations are totally enclosed with chip through to a high-volume conveyor, avoiding chip re-cutting and the need for a chip blow-off attendant. Cell-ready, the H4000 can be easily integrated/expanded for multiple machine processing using MAG Cincinnati CINCRON cell modules.
The HyperMach H4000 uses proven elements from Cincinnati's advanced line of Hyper-Mach vertical profilers, only in different orientation. The high-performance design features choice of 30,000rpm 60kW HSK63A spindle or 20,000rpm 85kW HSK100A spindle. The powerful high-speed spindles deliver high metal removal rates of 8,066.5cc/minute on aluminum plate or forgings.
Water-cooled motors power the table/pallet receiver at speeds up to 50m/minute. High-speed ballscrews drive the Y and Z axis, while the spindle carrier rotates at 150 deg/ second in A and C axis powered by permanent magnet torque motors – no gears, belts or mechanical drive elements to wear or replace. The H4000 comes standard with 96 tool automatic tool changer (HSK63A), field-expandable to 190 tool capacity.
IMTS BOOTH A-8218
MAG Cincinnati
Hebron, KY
cinmach.com
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