DS Technologie Scharmann ECOSPEED 2600/7800 5-Axis High-Performance Milling Machine

The machine was specifically developed for high-dynamic machining of large-format aluminium structural components and operates with the parallel-kinematic Sprint Z3 machining head. The machine concept combines two conventional linear axes with the three-axis parallel-kinematic head to provide simultaneous 5-axis machining.

Manufacturer: DS Technologie Werkzeugmaschinenbau GmbH
Division: Scharmann
Machine type: ECOSPEED 2600/7800
Year of manufacture: 2003
Axes: 5
Machining head: Sprint Z3
Machining head kinematics: Parallel kinematics
Motor milling spindle: 75 kW
Spindle torque: 72 Nm
Maximum spindle speed: 24,000 rpm
Tool interface: HSK-A63
Maximum tool weight: 10 kg
Maximum tool bending moment: 350 Nm
Tool balancing quality: G 6.3
Tool clamping: Hydraulic
Hydraulic pressure for tool clamping: 120 bar
Flow rate for tool clamping: 6.6 l/min
Hydraulic unit power for tool clamping: 1.5 kW
Typical application: Structural components for the aerospace industry
Power supply: 3 AC 400 V
Mains frequency: 50 Hz
Rated current of main machine: 500 A
Control: Siemens SINUMERIK 840 D
Tool magazine: Automatic tool magazine
Tool change: Automatic
Workpiece handling: Integrated large-format workpiece and transport system
Machine design: Fully enclosed large-format machine
Chip removal: Integrated
Hydraulic unit: Knoll Hydraulik Systeme
Operation: Stationary Siemens control panel with additional handheld control unit

The Sprint Z3 head features three parallel linear drives. Through the coupled movement of the parallel mechanism, it provides one translational and two rotational movements. Together with the machine’s two linear axes, this forms the 5-axis kinematics of the ECOSPEED.

Further information, videos or drawings are available on request.

Location: Germany

PRICE: ON DEMAND

 

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