
| COUNTER-SPINDLE— | REST— |
| The SPH 50 DS machine is equipped with an auxiliary counter- | The slide is moved by a self-centring rest on the lower guiding |
| spindle for increasing the transfer of the torque moment to the | of the bed. The slide for the rest is driven by digital servo motor |
| work piece. The counter-spindle represents a synchronous built-in | with front differential planetary gear which turns through fl exible |
| motor located on the lower leading areas of the bed. The counter- | coupling with a pre-stressed ball screw. The measurement of axes |
| spindle moves by means of the ball screw by a digital servo motor | is integrated into the digital servo motor. The rest is hydraulically |
| with integrated position measurement. It is fi xed on the guiding | controlled and moved into the working position. |
| by springs and is released by the pressure of the hydraulic system. | For the SPH 50DS machine on the lower guide there is a pair |
| The counter-spindle includes axis “C”. | of selfcentric rests. The clamping of the rests is controlled |
| hydraulically. The hydraulic movement into the working position | |
| UPPER RIGHT AND LEFT SADDLE— | and fi xation on the machine bed is mechanically designed. |
| Two independently controlled sliders with cross saddles are | |
| moved on the upper guiding of the bed. | TAILSTOCK— |
| The slide movement is implemented by digital servo drives which | The body of the tailstock moves on the lower guiding areas |
| rotate pre-stressed ball screwthrough fl exible junctions. For the | of the bed. The tailstock moves using the ball crew and the |
| longitudinal slide movement, servo drives are located on the sides | asynchronous electric motor. It is fi xed to the guiding by means |
| of the bed; for cross movement of saddles, they are located on | of springs and released by the hydraulic system pressure. The |
| slides. The measurement of the axes is integrated into the digital | release of the tailstock sleeve with a rotary mounted centre is |
| servo motor. For the SPH 50 D and the SPH 50 DS machines | also ensured electrically. The control circuit applies two different |
| direct measurement by linear guide is used for cross axes to | pressures and changes pressure forces in an automatic cycle. The |
| ensure the high precision of machining. For the movement of | SPH 50DS machine does not have a tailstock. |
| saddless, on the request of the client, drives from producers such | |
| as SIEMENS, FANUC and others can be used. | COVERING— |
| The machine is deliberately covered by internal telescopic covers, | |
| UPPER TOOL TURRET, LEFT OR RIGHT— | as well as external covers. Access to the workspace is through |
| These are located in the right and left upper saddle. The heads can | the pneumatically driven front sliding covers. Monitoring of the |
| rotate in both directions. For the SPH 50 machine, the blades are | workspace is carried out through windows with safety glass. |
| clamped directly into the head for the right and left turning spindles, | |
| from the left and right side of the tool plate. For the SPH 50 D and | CONTROL SYSTEM— |
| the SPH 50 DS machines, 12-position turrets are adapted or radial | The modern SINUMERIK 840 D control system is used to control |
| clamping holders with a cylindrical centre with the diameter of 50 | the system. The control panel for the control system is located on |
| mm according to DIN 69880. These turrets are equipped with the | the console which slides in the longitudinal axis of the machine. |
drive for the rotary parts of tools with the coupling DIN 5480.