BIESSE ROVER 24 FTS FLAT TABLE MACHINE (W/ATC/BORING)



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Brand:  

BIESSE

Model:   ROVER 24 FTS
Category:  

CNC FLAT TABLE MACH.CTR.

Machine Type:  

FLAT TABLE MACHINE (W/ATC/BORING)

Year of Mfg.:   2003
Condition:   Very good condition   
Elect./Voltage:   460 V, 60 Cy, 3 Ph.
Value New:   $ 125,000
Price:   $ 17,500 USD
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Financing: $ 356 National Capital Leasing
Region:   MIDWEST (Click for Regional Map)
EXF #:   FT-010806  
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BIESSE - ROVER 24 FTS, Flat Table Machine (w/ATC/Boring), incl. Vacuum Pump: 

  Specifications:  
4' x 10' Flat table design for "Nested Base" processing: Working cap.: X-Axis is 122" (3,100 mm), Y-axis is 49" (1,250 mm), Z-axis is 6.1" (155 mm).

  Worktable:
Phenolic "MATRIX" grid vacuum table for FT "Nesting" or single part processing using (optional) pods or jigs; (2) side & (4) rear pop-up pins for easy material location. 

  Positioning Speed:
X- & Y-axis 262 FPM (80 MPM), Z-axis 98 FPM (30 MPM); "X-axis uses a helical rack & pinion system, Y- & Z-axis use precision ball screws; all axes movement is on precision linear guides & ways & controlled by digital, brushless AC Servo motors; all motion components are maintained by an automatic lubrication system.

  Boring Unit:
(1) 4 HP (3.3 kW) - 4,000 RPM motor: (14) independent vertical spindles, (7) in X-axis & (7) in Y-axis; (6) horizontal drills with (2 + 2) in X-axis & (1 + 1) in Y-axis.

  Machining:
(1) 16 HP (12 kW) Liquid-cooled vertically mounted HSD electro-spindle router with HSK F63 adaptor, inverter driven 1,000 - 20,000 RPM with max. torque from 12,000 - 20,000 RPM; (1) 6-position "Ride Along" Automatic tool changer for "on-the-fly" ATC.

  Operator & Machine Control:
PC Front End with: BIESSE "XP600 + WINDOWS" XP-operating system; 15" color CRT; 40 GB hard drive; full keyboard & mouse; Ethernet connection capabilities; programs can be transferred via diskette or downloaded by wire; built-in 1,500 W air conditioner for constant temperature & dust-free environment. 

  Complete with: 
11 KVA Stabilized autotransformer for voltages between 220 - 600 V; automatic "forced" lubrication system for guides & ball screw; emergency stop rope & pressure sensitive safety mats that will instantly place machine in "pause cycle" when stepped on; sound absorbing protective head enclosure with debris curtain around bottom edge. 

 

    Special Note:
    Comment: Under Power in EXF's Showroom; available for Inspection!
    Written By: Bob Bullin  
    *Dimensions:Available from product manager
    *Weight:Please call
    *Dimensions & Weight data are based on 3rd party information and could be incorrect; please verify & confirm if accurate dimensions & weight are required.

    CNC machining centers have a variety of machining capabilities with “one-stop” manufacturing, reducing machine replacement time, and improving production efficiency. The term machining center, itself, relates to any CNC milling and drilling machine that includes an automatic tool change and a table that clamps the workpiece in place. The types of mechanism associated with CNC machining centers are: ATC (automatic tool changer), APC (automatic pallet changer), CNC servo systems, Feedback systems, and a recirculating ball screw and nut. Horizontal machining centers have a horizontal spindle system where the tools are mounted on the ATC, a system that can shift between 20 to over 500 tools, depending on manufacturing needs. Vertical machining center has a feeding conveyor, ensuring that multiple jobs can be completed in one work setup. Vertical machining centers have three axes, as well as a functional spindle head that can be rotated on one or two axes - which is most suitable for mold and mold processing manufacturers. Universal machining centers are similar to horizontal machining centers; however, the shaft can be continuously tilted between a horizontal and vertical position. Universal machining centers are 5 axis machines.