Features
(1) Fully Automatic Compound Machining Process Design
By combining upright and inverted turning, the machining of disc-type parts is integrated into a two-in-one process. This enables simultaneous machining at both ends with four-axis coordination. Together with the automatic loading and unloading module, the TrackMotion automation module, and the modular basic machine structure, the entire process is fully automated and unmanned. It eliminates errors caused by multiple manual clamping operations, ensures machining accuracy, reduces auxiliary time, and doubles production efficiency.
(2) Integrated Opposed Dual-Spindle Design
The dual spindles are arranged in an opposed vertical layout. The upper spindle picks up the workpiece from the loading device and completes the bottom-face turning operation. The workpiece is then transferred to the lower spindle with extremely precise positioning by the upper spindle. The lower spindle, in cooperation with the tool turret, completes the machining of the top face. Workpiece reversing and transfer are accomplished between the two spindles without additional mechanical devices, resulting in greater stability. This design eliminates manual flipping and reclamping, offering high machining accuracy, high efficiency, and a compact footprint.
(3) Vertical Storage and Conveying System Design
Traditional workpiece loading relies on manual handling, which is labor-intensive and inefficient. This project adopts a vertical storage and conveying system. The storage bin is equipped with multiple circumferential guide rods, allowing workpieces to be stacked neatly via tipping guide rods. Through motor indexing and equal-interval timing control, workpieces are accurately conveyed to the pick-up position of the upper spindle chuck. The vertical storage design increases storage capacity per unit floor space, reduces labor intensity, and enables large-batch automated machining.
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