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Hydraulically Operated Spline Rolling Machines
CNC Spline Rolling Machines
Incremental Type Spline Rolling Machines
CNC Rack Rolling Machine
MTS 30
Standard Features of The Machine
Hydraulically Operated Force feed mechanism
Linear motion guideways are used for feeding the component
PLC Equipped Electrical Circuit
Human Machine Interface is used for uncomplicated control of the machine
Hardened and ground guide bar system ensures low maintenance.
Two slide movement
Ergonomics have been taken care while designing the machine.
Quick change over time.
No “ Tie-bar “ mechanism, ensuring large work area for the operator
Can be customized as per needs of the user
Large variety of accessories are available to accommodate different jobs
Special Fixtures can be developed as per the requirement of the user
Tilting of the shafts to roll splines with lead angles
Hydraulically Operated Backlash Eliminator
Hydraulically Operated Backlash Eliminator
Optional Features
Hydraulically Operated Backlash Eliminator
Motorised mechanism for adjustment of components with different length
Centralized Auto-lubrication unit
Heat Exchangers for Hydraulic Power pack
Heat Exchanger for Gear box
Motorized Magnetic Separator
Oil chiller unit for Hydraulic Power pack
TECHINICAL DATA
Description
MTS-15
MTS-20
MTS-30
MTS-40
Rolling Force (Tons)
15
20
30
40
Jobs Diameter Min – Max (mm)
10-30
10-40
10-50
10-60
DP / Module
32/0.75
24/1.0
17/1.5
15/1.75
Maximum Tool Width (mm)
60
60
100
100
Spindle Diameter (mm)
54
54
69.85
69.85
Tool Diameter
160-170
180-190
190-200
200-210
Max RPM of Tool
100
100
100
100
Center Distance of Tool Min - Max (mm)
130-210
140-240
150-300
150-300
Power required (kw)
11.33
20.60
26.60
36.60
Working Height (mm)
1100
1100
1200
1200
Length x Width x Height (mm)
1000x1850x1600
1550x3000x1600
1800x3000x1800
2000x3000x1800
Gross Weight (kg)
2500
4200
5500
6500
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