The Elite 112 bar feeder will operate on a Star CNC lathe. The Elite can feed bars of 0.8mm to 12.7mm even on lathes with very high rotation and headstock acceleration speeds without limiting performance. It boasts a minimum inertia (-40%) mechanical synchronization system to ensure precision following of headstocks, even those actuated by linear motors, regardless of bar diameter. The Elite 112 has been engineered with closed, calibrated, round section channels, enabling high performance, even with high-rotation spindle speeds. No special adjustments are necessary when switching jobs and quick-fit channels help minimize retooling time.
An IEMCA Smart 320 bar feeder will be operating with a Tsugami CNC lathe inside the booth. The Smart is designed for sliding headstock lathes. The Smart 320 accommodates small diameter bars (3mm to 23mm) and offers automatic remnant recovery and bar-headstock synchronization.
IEMCA's compact Prodigy bar feeder will be operating with a Doosan. The Prodigy's dimensions make it ideal for use when floor space is limited. It offers the flexibility to support a wide range of bar diameter and the versatility to run extremely high-volume production.
The Automata gantry loader system will also be on display operating with an Okuma Captain L370. The Automata is designed for increased productivity and efficiency of lathes, grinding machines, rolling machines and machining centers.
IMTS BOOTH A-8274
IEMCA division of Bucci Industries U.S.A.
Charlotte, NC
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