Full-Power Horizontal Turning Centers

The GL Series two-axis machines are available in four models, for medium-to-high production programs, feature notably high power, torque, and feed force, in addition to rigidity and precision thanks to a monoblock base.

ROMI MACHINE TOOLS LTD.’s new-generation GL Series two-axis horizontal turning centers are available in four models with maximum cutting diameters ranging from 11 (282) to 19.3 in. (490 mm) and Z travel ranging from 23.6 (600) to 47.2 in. (1,200 mm). Designed for medium to high production environments, the GL Series features high power, torque, and feed force, along with rigidity and precision attributed to the monoblock base.

Models include the GL250, GL300, GL350, and GL450. Each is constructed with durable roller ways on all axis to produce high rigidity. A built-in spindle motor with a chiller incorporated and direct drive servo-motors results in high response speed, accuracy, less vibration, and lower maintenance requirements. Chilling the motor increases life expectancy, and produces less thermal expansion.

The GL Series come standard with active thermal compensation to maintain consistent accuracy even as the machine temperature increases over the course of extended use. The tailstock is programmable and servo-driven. Position, speed, and force are determined directly via the Fanuc controller that reduces setup time. Each model comes with a 12-station turret with a choice of fixed tools with a Romi disk, driven tools with a VDI or BMT disk, driven tools with Y-axis, or dual spindle with driven tools and Y-axis.

The CNC control features a Fanuc Oi-TF with 15-in. LCD touchscreen and Fanuc 32iB with 19-in. LCD touchscreen for dual spindle version machines and is the newest generation of Fanuc’s Series iHMI. It is designed to produce faster, more accurate performance for turning applications with separate areas on the main screen for planning, machining, improvements, and utilities. Functions are accessible with just two clicks. It comes standard with an ethernet interface, as well as a compact flash card and USB ports. Learn more at www.romiusa.com

Source: American Machinist