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A new path to control

13 November 2019 • In Products
A new path to control

The MDM 1000 CNC bed mill from Mach

Mach Machine Tools, part of the Vigilance Group, has recently introduced a new range of CNC bed mills equipped with the latest DynaPath control.

There are three machines in the range: the MDM 700 (X-, Y- and Z-axes of 710mm, 400mm and 500mm); the MDM 850 (X-, Y- and Z-axes of  830mm, 500mm and 610mm); and the MDM 1000 (X-, Y-and Z-axes of 1,000mm, 500mm and 610mm).

In addition to the machines’ powerful ISO 40 taper spindles (up to 5,000rpm spindle speed) and generous working tables (up to 1,524mm (L) x 330mm (W) with a maximum load of 500kg), all three models are equipped with a range of value-added features supplied as standard.

These include a 12.1” touchscreen, MPG handwheel, air draw bar, interlock table guard and coolant equipment. They are also wi-fi enabled to facilitate remote diagnostic and online support.

The MDM range of machines deliver exceptional cutting performance and is equipped with the DynaPath WinDelta control system which gives the machines a definite advantage when it comes to speed, flexibility and reliability.

The DynaPath control system is inherently versatile and features conversational and ISO/G code programming capability making them easy to program on the shopfloor.

An 8GB on-board (program) storage facility combined with 1,000 line look ahead ensures fast processing speeds and responsiveness which, in turn, help deliver high part accuracies and good surface finishes.

The DynaPath control is inherently versatile and easy to program on the shopfloor

Another feature of the control is its simple to understand menus, and the integration of on-screen graphics to help eliminate programming omissions and errors. The provision of an advanced DXF reader, as standard, featuring grouped hole and contour selection adds to the control’s flexibility and appeal.

Functions such as datum setting using alignment, a suggested feeds and speeds database, sub-program calling, the ability to use macro-programming; the ability to facilitate program simulation using toolpath or 3D rendered graphics, and programmable spindle control – are more features (and strengths) of the DynaPath control.

Mike Corbett, Mach Machine Tool’s CNC machine tool divisional manager states: “In the past, component manufacturers looking for a high-performance and flexible CNC bed mill, didn’t have that many options regarding the machine’s control system – and that’s putting it mildly.

“The arrival of the MACH MDM machine range is going to shake up the market and gives manufacturers a real choice. When they see the DynaPath control in action, I am confident that they will be impressed with what’s now on offer.”

Manufacturers can see the MACH-DynaPath range of machines being put through their paces at Mach Machine Tools’ Bristol facility in the company’s recently revamped machining demonstration area.

Mr Corbett concludes: “The first MDM machine – a MDM 1000 – arrived in the UK at the end of September and was sold immediately. We have brought in more machines and interest in them has been nothing short of phenomenal.”

Mach Machine Tools
www.machmt.co.uk

Michael Tyrrell

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