With the new DMV series, DMG Mori says it is combining the strengths of earlier three-axis machining centres with innovations that meet increasingly demanding requirements in manufacturing. The development of the DMV 60 and DMV 110 aligns closely with the company’s Machining Transformation (MX), one of DMG Mori’s four pillars to support future manufacturing – the other three being Process Integration, Automation and Green Transformation (GX).
As three-axis machines, the two DMV models occupy an important position in numerous industries, including mould and die, medical, automotive and aerospace. In these industrial fields, productive machining of the most common materials, from aluminium and stainless steel to titanium alloys, is crucial. The travel paths of the DMV 110 are 1100 x 600 x 510 mm (DMV 60: 600 x 600 x 510 mm), while the table can support workpieces loads up to 1700 kg (DMV 60: 1000 kg).
A range of spindles is available, starting from 12,000 rpm, through a 15,000 rpm high-torque spindle, ending at a SpeedMaster offering 20,000 rpm – all with Big Plus interface. A combination of spindle with high dynamic and rapid traverse speeds of 42 m/min results in high-performance cutting, states DMG Mori.
Direct drive transmission in the X and Y axes – and direct measuring systems in the linear axes – ensure high positioning accuracy and machining precision. The same applies to the temperature compensation system and the resulting thermal stability.
Both machines are available as standard with 30-pocket tool magazine, which can be extended to 60 or even 120 stations. The large number of tools enables the use of sister tools or loading for a high variety of parts, contributing to the flexibility of DMV machines and significantly reducing non-productive times.
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