A further education college in the East Midlands has become the UK’s first-ever Gene Haas Centre for Advanced Manufacturing – bringing a major investment in engineering facilities and training programmes for students, apprentices and employers.
This demonstration of a Haas DS-30Y shows a typical kind of part that can be machined on the productive lathes. Turn, drill, counterbore, chamfer, handoff, turn, drill, counterbore, chamfer, and you're done.
Haas has been making rotary tables and indexers for a long time. When you've been producing and innovating like Haas has for 40 years, the result is a rotary line-up that fits nearly any application.
What do you get when you combine our small footprint ST-10Y turning centre with Haas’ 7kg robot? The ability to run complex parts unattended all inside a small chunk of real estate.
Haas product specialist Parker Beswick gives a quick rundown of how easy it is to get up and running with 4th-axis parts using the HA5C indexer on your mill.