Latest used machine tools offered for sale include an Elb CNC rotary table surface grinder, a 5-axis Dixi jig borer, a horizontal CNC miller and a bevel gear grinder.
Recently acquired CNC and non-CNC machine tools offered for sale by Gribben Davies Machine Tools UK include an Elb CNC Model 10-10 Rotary Table Surface Grinder.
The machine has a tilting table diameter of 1200mm and maximum grinding diameter of 1000mm.
Other details are as follows.
Maximum grinding height - 300mm.
Table load - 3000kg.
Grinding spindle tilting range - +/-90 deg.
Grinding wheel diameter - 400mm maximum.
There are two Swiss-built Dixi CNC machine tools including a Dixi 400N 5-axis CNC Jig Borer with a table size of 1350mm x 1000mm.
Its condition is described as 'superb'.
The other Dixi machine is a CNC horizontal milling machine, Model 350A.
It has double loading pallets with pallet and tool changers.
Also for sale is a Gleason Model 463 Bevel Gear Grinder.
Full details prices and photos on application.
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Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
3-1000 CNC-Sawmill Machine
NPO BARS, Chelyabinsk, Russia, a manufacturer of CNC-sawmill machines and water-jet cutting systems announces that in addition to the successful BARS-1A, BARS-3 and BARS-DG new BARS-3-1000 machine is now available.
Since 1999 our company NPO BARS has designed and manufactured CNC-sawmill machinery that implement the principle of angular cutting having one saw blade in the horizontal plane, another
– in the vertical. BARS-3 and BARS-3-1000 are designated to be operated at woodworking factories for cutting logs into high-quality edged lumber in the automatic mode and produce workpieces for moldings, glued beam, edge-glued panel, windows and parquet.
"We are pleased to continue to expand our CNC-sawmill line to address our customer requests for our proven, quality designed and manufactured machines in larger sizes" stated the company business director.
BARS-3-1000 and BARS-3 are complete with OPTIMA and MONITORING programmes. You can be assured that the OPTIMA program allows to obtain high and stable lumber yields of 63% to 69% with maximum yield of quarter-sawn lumber. The saw blades are moved automatically in accordance with the cutting chart generated by the program in advance. The MONITORING program provides automatic recordkeeping of raw materials, finished products, machine operation and work of personnel.
The log is clamped and aligned with the help of hydraulic system. Sawn-off boards are removed by the reverse movement of the bridge at maximum speed.
Our BARS-3 and BARS-3-1000 machines can be equipped with a hydraulic log loader with the help of which logs may be loaded from the floor – this way only one operator for the machine is required.
Due to the combination of an advanced optimization system, an automatic lumber removal system and hydraulic log loader the process of cutting is fully automatic. BARS machines are characterized by high precision of cutting with tolerance of ± 0.5 mm.
Bars-3-1000 has been designed and built to meet the needs of those who favour the structure of BARS-3 automatic CNC-sawmill machine but need a machine to cut larger logs up to 1000mm in diameter. BARS-3 can cut logs up to 700 mm in diameter.
Since 1999 our company NPO BARS has designed and manufactured CNC-sawmill machinery that implement the principle of angular cutting having one saw blade in the horizontal plane, another
– in the vertical. BARS-3 and BARS-3-1000 are designated to be operated at woodworking factories for cutting logs into high-quality edged lumber in the automatic mode and produce workpieces for moldings, glued beam, edge-glued panel, windows and parquet.
"We are pleased to continue to expand our CNC-sawmill line to address our customer requests for our proven, quality designed and manufactured machines in larger sizes" stated the company business director.
BARS-3-1000 and BARS-3 are complete with OPTIMA and MONITORING programmes. You can be assured that the OPTIMA program allows to obtain high and stable lumber yields of 63% to 69% with maximum yield of quarter-sawn lumber. The saw blades are moved automatically in accordance with the cutting chart generated by the program in advance. The MONITORING program provides automatic recordkeeping of raw materials, finished products, machine operation and work of personnel.
The log is clamped and aligned with the help of hydraulic system. Sawn-off boards are removed by the reverse movement of the bridge at maximum speed.
Our BARS-3 and BARS-3-1000 machines can be equipped with a hydraulic log loader with the help of which logs may be loaded from the floor – this way only one operator for the machine is required.
Due to the combination of an advanced optimization system, an automatic lumber removal system and hydraulic log loader the process of cutting is fully automatic. BARS machines are characterized by high precision of cutting with tolerance of ± 0.5 mm.
Bars-3-1000 has been designed and built to meet the needs of those who favour the structure of BARS-3 automatic CNC-sawmill machine but need a machine to cut larger logs up to 1000mm in diameter. BARS-3 can cut logs up to 700 mm in diameter.
Sunday, September 21, 2008
Productivity Soars With CNC Machines
CNC machines can be a lifesaver in an industry setting. They speed up work in those tedious jobs that seem to never end. Although they can be a bit pricey new for solo use, you can put one to work on your wood working room for around half the price if you buy used.
About CNC Machines - How Do They Work?
CNC machines, aka Computer Numerated Control machines, are mechanical drillers, in a nutshell. When they are programmed properly, the CNC equipment can produced drilled holes in record time. This technology first hit industry in the 1970s and turned manual labor on its head. Production times were reduced significantly by this milling machine.
The reason CNC machines were so revolutionary is because they could complete the work of many human drillers in record time, and the work they were produced all but eliminated human error. Many industrial industries rely upon CNC equipment every day.
CNC Machine Types
If woodcutting is your thing, a CNC lathe is the way to go. This machine can cut your wood in any width and shape you want with minimal error and incredible speed.
For a milling machine, a Bridgeport machine is the best choice. Although these machines are extremely pricey, they can also make milling significantly more productive.
CNC machines can also be used for engraving. They can engrave on nearly any surface, and with the right programming, they can engrave a huge variety of different fonts, letters, and designs.
CNC Machines on a Budget
These machines might be ultra productive, but most individuals could never make enough use out of them to justify their hefty price tag. However, if you have a small but growing business, a CNC machine could take you to the next level. Buy used, save big time, and watch your profits grow.
Refurbished CNC machines are even cheaper than ones that are merely used but have never had any problems. A refurbished machine is one that has been repaired by a professional, and the extent of the repairs will impact the price you can get on one. You don't have to fear these refurbished machines because they have had a few problems in the past. In almost every case, a refurbished machine will come with a warranty that will give you peace of mind about your investment. Shy away from those "buyer beware," no warranty type of packages. A good refurbisher won't mind backing up their own work.
The technical writer Guy Morris is particularly interested in areas relating with cnc tools and cnc woodworking machines. His contributions on cnc machines can be found on http://www.insidewoodworking.com
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Guy_J_Morris
About CNC Machines - How Do They Work?
CNC machines, aka Computer Numerated Control machines, are mechanical drillers, in a nutshell. When they are programmed properly, the CNC equipment can produced drilled holes in record time. This technology first hit industry in the 1970s and turned manual labor on its head. Production times were reduced significantly by this milling machine.
The reason CNC machines were so revolutionary is because they could complete the work of many human drillers in record time, and the work they were produced all but eliminated human error. Many industrial industries rely upon CNC equipment every day.
CNC Machine Types
If woodcutting is your thing, a CNC lathe is the way to go. This machine can cut your wood in any width and shape you want with minimal error and incredible speed.
For a milling machine, a Bridgeport machine is the best choice. Although these machines are extremely pricey, they can also make milling significantly more productive.
CNC machines can also be used for engraving. They can engrave on nearly any surface, and with the right programming, they can engrave a huge variety of different fonts, letters, and designs.
CNC Machines on a Budget
These machines might be ultra productive, but most individuals could never make enough use out of them to justify their hefty price tag. However, if you have a small but growing business, a CNC machine could take you to the next level. Buy used, save big time, and watch your profits grow.
Refurbished CNC machines are even cheaper than ones that are merely used but have never had any problems. A refurbished machine is one that has been repaired by a professional, and the extent of the repairs will impact the price you can get on one. You don't have to fear these refurbished machines because they have had a few problems in the past. In almost every case, a refurbished machine will come with a warranty that will give you peace of mind about your investment. Shy away from those "buyer beware," no warranty type of packages. A good refurbisher won't mind backing up their own work.
The technical writer Guy Morris is particularly interested in areas relating with cnc tools and cnc woodworking machines. His contributions on cnc machines can be found on http://www.insidewoodworking.com
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Guy_J_Morris
Friday, August 8, 2008
CNC targets multi-spindle automatic lathes.
SIEB & MEYER USA Announces 8th Generation CNC and Machine Control Platform for Multi-Spindle Automatic (MSA) Lathes
Provides OEMs, specialty machine builders, and retrofitters with a high-performance, all-digital machine control platform. We offer specialize applications for Acme, New Britain, Warner & Swasey, Euroturn and Gildemeister MSA lathes
Cincinnati, Ohio - SIEB & MEYER USA introduces its 8th generation CNC and motion control platform for Multi-Spindle Automatic (MSA) machine tools. This next generation CNC provides a sophisticated blend of industrial hardened technology with the advantages of a PC-based control that has seen business activity triple in 2008. Part lot sizes are smaller today, tolerances are tighter and the traditional screw machine shops must have more flexibility. CNC control of the machine is the solution to reduce setup time, add single point threading and improve accuracy. Other benefits include data collection, machine network connectivity, remote diagnostic service support and more.
"We are moving 1960's screw machine technology into the 21st. century and are very excited to offer this new platform to the industrial automation community," said Jay Endres, SIEB & MEYER USA, President. "We have leveraged our 37 year history to deliver a solution that provides OEMs, retrofitters and manufactures with a control that is easy to install, uses standard hardware components, and delivers superb performance."
Large CNC machine tool building
The PTG Group has launched J and S Remanufacture to design and build large machine tools under the Crawford Swift and Binns and Berry as well as offering machine tool remanufacturing.
Precision Technologies Group (PTG) has launched 'Jones and Shipman Remanufacture' (J and S Remanufacture) to exploit opportunities in the large capacity machine tool sector J and S Remanufacture will design and build new machines under the 'Crawford Swift' and 'Binns and Berry' brands, in addition to expanding the remanufacturing and machine tool service expertise of the business J and S Remanufacture will be based at the Rosemount Works in Elland, West Yorkshire.
The new operation will continue to provide new machines, spares and service activities for its established brands including: Binns and Berry, Crawford Swift, Joshua Heap, and Hepworth Copy systems.
These brands will continue to function and develop in their current capacity, as providers of bespoke solutions for large lathes, grinding machines, and special purpose machine tools. PTG adds the recently acquired brands to the current PTG machine tool portfolio that already includes Jones and Shipman and Holroyd.
PTG said that the new business will also add valuable re-manufacture facilities and expertise to the group.
PTG Group CEO, Mark Franckel said: I am delighted that we have acquired these historic British brands and see enormous benefits in the synergy they create within the group".
* About Crawford Swift - throughout its company history Crawford Swift has been committed to developing and manufacturing large machine tools.
The company has specialist expertise in the design and manufacture of new lathes, friction stir welding machines, acrylic polishing machines and other special purpose machine tools.
In addition to developing its own models, Crawford Swift is renowned for re-engineering, remanufacturing, repairing and servicing machines with a work piece capacity of up to 250 tonnes.
A good example of which is providing a world class service re-engineering roll grinders including Churchill, Farrel and Waldrich for the steel industry.
* About Binns and Berry - Binns and Berry specialises in the design, manufacture and repair of large capacity CNC lathes for components up to 15 tonnes.
Binns and Berry has a novel modular construction technique, which includes a three-/four-guideway bed design that allows the turning of large components in a single pass.
Other specialist turning machines include the following.
* Sliding gap bed lathes.
* Offset/T bed lathes.
* Deep-hole boring machines.
* Thread whirling machines.
Standard and full turnkey systems are available.
The company also provides re-engineering, rebuild and retrofit services for medium and heavy duty turning machines.
* Jones and Shipman benefits - existing Jones and Shipman customers will also benefit from this acquisition as they will have access to the knowledge and products of Crawford Swift and Binns and Berry.
The companies operate from a 38,000ft2 engineering works facility in Elland with one of the largest slideway planing and grinding machines in Europe which can machine 14.5m x 3.3m x 2.2m in a single set-up.
The works is serviced by heavy craneage up to 50 tonnes.
The setting up of Jones and Shipman Remanufacture means that customers can benefit from Jones and Shipman quality service when looking for expert repairs and solutions for existing large machines.
A service is even provided where specialist machines can be sourced from around the world, remanufactured and installed to match the exact needs of the client.
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Precision Technologies Group (PTG) has launched 'Jones and Shipman Remanufacture' (J and S Remanufacture) to exploit opportunities in the large capacity machine tool sector J and S Remanufacture will design and build new machines under the 'Crawford Swift' and 'Binns and Berry' brands, in addition to expanding the remanufacturing and machine tool service expertise of the business J and S Remanufacture will be based at the Rosemount Works in Elland, West Yorkshire.
The new operation will continue to provide new machines, spares and service activities for its established brands including: Binns and Berry, Crawford Swift, Joshua Heap, and Hepworth Copy systems.
These brands will continue to function and develop in their current capacity, as providers of bespoke solutions for large lathes, grinding machines, and special purpose machine tools. PTG adds the recently acquired brands to the current PTG machine tool portfolio that already includes Jones and Shipman and Holroyd.
PTG said that the new business will also add valuable re-manufacture facilities and expertise to the group.
PTG Group CEO, Mark Franckel said: I am delighted that we have acquired these historic British brands and see enormous benefits in the synergy they create within the group".
* About Crawford Swift - throughout its company history Crawford Swift has been committed to developing and manufacturing large machine tools.
The company has specialist expertise in the design and manufacture of new lathes, friction stir welding machines, acrylic polishing machines and other special purpose machine tools.
In addition to developing its own models, Crawford Swift is renowned for re-engineering, remanufacturing, repairing and servicing machines with a work piece capacity of up to 250 tonnes.
A good example of which is providing a world class service re-engineering roll grinders including Churchill, Farrel and Waldrich for the steel industry.
* About Binns and Berry - Binns and Berry specialises in the design, manufacture and repair of large capacity CNC lathes for components up to 15 tonnes.
Binns and Berry has a novel modular construction technique, which includes a three-/four-guideway bed design that allows the turning of large components in a single pass.
Other specialist turning machines include the following.
* Sliding gap bed lathes.
* Offset/T bed lathes.
* Deep-hole boring machines.
* Thread whirling machines.
Standard and full turnkey systems are available.
The company also provides re-engineering, rebuild and retrofit services for medium and heavy duty turning machines.
* Jones and Shipman benefits - existing Jones and Shipman customers will also benefit from this acquisition as they will have access to the knowledge and products of Crawford Swift and Binns and Berry.
The companies operate from a 38,000ft2 engineering works facility in Elland with one of the largest slideway planing and grinding machines in Europe which can machine 14.5m x 3.3m x 2.2m in a single set-up.
The works is serviced by heavy craneage up to 50 tonnes.
The setting up of Jones and Shipman Remanufacture means that customers can benefit from Jones and Shipman quality service when looking for expert repairs and solutions for existing large machines.
A service is even provided where specialist machines can be sourced from around the world, remanufactured and installed to match the exact needs of the client.
• Jones and Shipman Precision: contact details and other news
• Email this article to a colleague
• Register for the free Manufacturingtalk email newsletter
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