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46

M

ay

/J

une

2007

J Neu GmbH, Germany, manufactures

drilling apparatus with X-axis length up to

6,000mm and above. Using the apparatus,

the tube is clamped and moved through the

drilling machine. This provides advantages

including protection of the surface of the

workpiece, machining directly at both

ends without difficulty, and the reduction

of required floor space, since machine

length is halved in comparison to pushing

operation machines.

The base of the drilling apparatus

is a stable welding construction

of hollow sections, providing

stiffness and low-vibration. After

welding, the bed is milled at the

assembly zone for the linear guide,

gear rack and material clamping,

which guarantees the necessary

tolerances.

The welded and milled slide that

carries the drilling unit is connected

to the machine bed by two linear

guides for movement in the

X-direction.

An additional pair of linear guides is mounted

on the slide to carry out Y-axis movements

of the drilling unit. By combination of the

two possible movements, the coordinates

for the drilling positions can be precisely

determined.

The drilling unit for the standard version is

an Alzmetall AB26 SV with electromagnetic

clutch. A microspraying device is supplied

as standard, and full CNC drilling units with

turret head are available on request.

J Neu GmbH

– Germany

Fax

: +49 6359 924 257

Email

:

info@neu-gmbh.de

Website

:

www.neu-gmbh.de

Advanced workpiece

drilling solutions

fi

J Neu systems clamp the workpiece in place, while moving the

drilling machine

The Alzmetall AB26 drilling unit

Applications requiring fast and accurate

drilling of holes in a workpiece are becoming

increasingly

common.

Conventional

manual or semi-automatic drilling machines

require drilling holes to be marked by

hand, which is both time consuming and

prone to error. Nevertheless, drilling by

hand is still common, since automatic

working is often uneconomical, due to high

investment costs for X-axis length of more

than 1,000mm.