dmg mori rotary table manufacturer

DMG is a sales brand of DMG Mori AG, one of the largest manufacturers of CNC turning and milling machines in the world. Its extensive product range includes universal, vertical, production and automatic lathes, machining centers, laser cutting systems and ultrasonic milling machines. In particular, DMG was instrumental in the development of the innovative ultrasonic cutting technology.

DMG Mori AG emerged from the cooperation between the German manufacturer Deckel-Maho-Gildemeister and the Japanese company Mori Seiki and unites the traditional brands DMG, Gildemeister, Mori Seiki, Sauer and Wasino under the worldwide sales brand DMG MORI as a "Global One Company." With a total of 14 production sites worldwide, DMG MORI is now one of the most important international manufacturers of machine tools.

Due to its broadly based product portfolio and wide range of applications, machine tools from DMG MORI are used in almost all areas of industry, from vehicle and shipbuilding to mechanical and plant engineering and aerospace. DMG high-tech machines can process a remarkable amount of materials, from stainless steel, steel and metal to various plastics, glass and diamond. The efficiency and precision of DMG grinding machines, DMG milling machines and CNC-controlled lathes from DMG are outstanding features of the successful manufacturer..

To meet the diverse needs of its customers, DMG MORI operates a global network with over 150 sales and service locations in 79 countries. With wide-ranging services such as maintenance, repair, spare parts service as well as special training courses, the company offers its customers comprehensive and reliable support..

Due to their widespread use, DMG machine tools can often be found on the used market at favorable conditions. To ensure that you are on the safe side when buying a used DMG machine tool, Stenzel offers you a full all-round service from the joint inspection of the machine at the seller"s premises to insured transport and commissioning. In this way, you receive a reliable used machine from DMG at an attractive price and with full service.

New to the U.S. market is the DMU 75 MonoBlock, a five-axis machining center that balances a relatively compact footprint (less than 86 square feet) with a relatively large work envelope for parts measuring as large as 33 inches in diameter and weighing as much as 1,322 pounds. The demo at Davis emphasized the accessibility of the configuration (it enables loading with a crane) and the flexibility of the swiveling rotary table. The machine was shown with a FANUC control unit using the Celos interface and Mapps digital operating system.

Also making its debut was the DMU 90 P DuoBlock, a five-axis machine configured with a rotary head over a rotary table. The “P” designation indicates that it is powered for heavy-duty machining of large workpieces as heavy as 3,970 pounds. Its stated positioning accuracy is 4 microns. X-axis travel measures 35.4 inches. This machine is described as “an economical entry into machining of die/mold work and aerospace structural components.”

Three versions of the CMX 1100 V machine were on display to show how this platform can be “packaged” for the various needs of job shops looking for a boost in their vertical machining capability. The CMX 1100 V is the largest of the machines in this series and the best-selling size (the CMX 600 V and the CMX 800 V have smaller tables). The version shown here represents the “value” package with the basic features included to give an entry-level machine with 55 inches of X-axis travel and a 12,000-rpm spindle. The “performance” package displayed nearby looked nearly identical, but features a 15,000-rpm spindle and is prepped for on-board probing, coolant and filtration options plus automation. The CNC has more advanced features as well.

DMG MORI’s Messenger software is a complete data-collection and machine-monitoring system. Although it is designed to leverage the copious data generated by the company’s machine tool products, the system can accept data from any machine in the MTConnect format.

The tour of DMG MORI’s North American manufacturing facility was a bonus for Davis Technology Days attendees. This picture was provided by the company to illustrate the capability of this factory. It manufactures and assembles different models of the NHX horizontal machining centers as well as the CMX 1100 V vertical machining center. Castings for these machines await processing in the facility.

The facility employs automated production methods such as production cells, palletized systems and robotics. DMG MORI’s cell control software manages all of the machining programs, production schedules and provides control of production. Monitoring and reporting of machine status is performed by DMG MORI’s Messenger software. (Photo courtesy of DMG MORI.)

KOMA Precision, Inc. has updated its DMG-Mori Seiki Tsudakoma Rotary Table Selection Guide to include Tsudakoma"s RNA Series 4th axis rotary table and the Tsudakoma RTT-111, CA, a drop trunnion rotary table designed to utilize a variety of workholding systems.

The DMG-Mori Seiki Tsudakoma Selection Guide is the result of an effort to simplify the selection of Tsudakoma rotary tables specially suited to fit within the working envelope of the listed DMG-Mori Seiki machining centers. In addition to the standard rotary tables shown in the booklet, productivity enhancements include encoders, tailstocks, support spindles, faceplate and rotary joint options and high strength triple-walled stainless steel cabling packages.

"For almost 30 years KOMA Precision has been a source in machine tool productivity innovations. With over 30,000 rotary table installations, KOMA is the largest distributor of Tsudakoma NC rotary tables and indexers," said William Meo, President, KOMA Precision, Inc.