VISION 300

Linear motor technology – available in either the standard 20 HP-30,000 rpm spindle or the 60,000 rpm option.

For years, tool, die, and mold makers have relied on EDM to produce tools in hardened steels that were difficult or impossible to machine. While EDM is certainly up to the job, it adds an extra step to the metal cutting process. And with the constant pressure you’re under to cut lead times and streamline processes, we thought that was just one step too many.

To boost productivity on high-precision, high-quality jobs, you need a tool that knows how to deliver accuracy, quality, precision, and speed—all at the same time.

The Vision 300 is a machining center designed from the ground up for extremely precise, hard-steel machining at high spindle speeds and high traverse rates on large workpieces.

VISION 300

BRINGS BIG PRODUCTIVITY TO BIG PROJECTS

  • In the past, large workpieces used to present large problems for shop operators. The Vision 300 incorporates high-speed spindles (up to 30,000 RPM); extremely accurate, horizontally opposed, linear motor servo drive systems; and high-speed machine controllers into a larger, higher-powered (20 HP) model.

RELIABLE BY DESIGN

  • The Vision 300’s heat-symmetric basic frame structure with a high-grade cast iron base ensures twist rigidity against spindle head motion. Its structure guarantees a reduction in thermal displacement, leading to a balance of high rigidity and a reduced weight. The two horizontally opposed, flat linear motors equipped with powerful magnets ensure clearance in the side-ways, canceling out any attraction forces.

The system’s dual-layer cooling system combines direct forced-oil cooling with a wide-range jacket to separate the spindle head from the casting. Leading to complete heat isolation, the double cooling system positioned between the heat-generating coils is matched by an in-line oil chiller unit to ensure complete control of the coolant temperature. Hot air will never collect at the spindle thanks to the Vision 300’s centralized exhaust and outside airflow system.

FINE WORK AT ANY SKILL LEVEL

  • Coupled with the Fanuc 31i-B5 CNC controller, the Vision 300 is an exceptionally well-built machine tool that can be operated by users of nearly any skill level. With three (3) preprogrammed machining modes available, your workers can produce great results with unsurpassed speed and accuracy—even in the most complex 3D contours.

COMPONENTS:

  • X, Y, and Z axis, horizontally opposed, linear motor drive system
  • Special precision roller-type linear motion ways
  • Active HIS (Heat Isolation System)
  • Advanced M-Kit (visual machine behavior)
  • Super TMS (Tool Measurement System)
  • ASC (Auto Saturation Check) function
  • Auto lubrication
  • Full enclosure
  • Special way covers reduce motion resistance
  • 30,000-RPM, 20-HP integral motor spindle
  • Spindle chiller
  • M&H Super TMS (Tool Measuring System)
  • 68-gallon (260L) coolant tank
  • 20-position automatic tool changer
  • X, Y, and Z axis (2 NANO meter) linear scales
  • Mist collector
  • Oil temperature control for coolant
  • Tool tightening block
  • Automatic power shutdown circuit
  • Work washer gun
  • Air purge
  • 4” color monitor
  • 2-stage patrol lamp (yellow, red)
  • Manual handle feed
  • One machine lamp (LED)
  • Tool box
  • Maintenance kit
  • Leveling bolts and pads

USER INTERFACE:

Fanuc 31i-B5 Control

  • Super PC III function (3-mode operation)
  • AI Contour Control II, high-speed processing, nano smoothing, and look-ahead block expansion
  • Editable data server with 2GB program storage (flash card type)
  • Ethernet with TCP/IP protocol & RS232 communications
  • 320 meters memory (128KB)
  • Custom macro B
  • Parts count & run hour display
  • Inch/metric switching
  • Helical interpolation
  • Program restart

Model VISION 300
Machine Travels: X x Y x Z in (mm) 25.6 x 21.6 x 11.8 (650 x 550 x 300)
Spindle Speed 200 ~ 30,000 RPM
Table Size X- Y: in (mm) 29.5 X 21.6 (750 X 550)
Spindle HP 20.0
Spindle Lubrication Oil Mist
Spindle Taper 1/10 taper (Two-plane constraint)
Tool Shank HSK-E40
Tool Changer Size 20 Position Standard
Positioning Accuracy/Repeatability: in (μm) ±0.000039/±0.0000079 (±1.0/±0.2) Full Stroke
Table to Spindle Nose Distance: in (mm) 5.9 ~ 17.7 (150 ~ 450)
Max. Workpiece Weight: lb (kg) 660 (300)
Table Height from Floor: in (mm) 33.5 (850)
Oil Mist Collector Standard
Linear Scales X, Y, Z – axes Heidenhain 0.002µm (2nm) Standard
Rapid Traverse Speed: in/min. (m/min.) 590 (15)
Cutting Speed: in/min. (m/min.) 390 (10)
Dust Collection System NA
Coolant Tank Capacity: gal (L) 68 (260)
Machine Weight: lb (kg) 19,180 (8,700)
Machine Height: in (mm) 115.0 (2,920)
Required Floor Space [Mach. Unit]: in (mm) 114.0 x 132.0 (2,900 x 3,355)
Control Unit Fanuc 31i-B5 Super High-Speed Processor and Al Contour Control II and Super PC X Function
Power Requirements KVA 200 ~ 220V 36.0 kVA
Air Supply 9 cu.ft./min @ 72 psi

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