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turrets & live tooling - haas automation The BMT65 turret with live tooling allows secondary operations – milling, drilling, slotting, and tapping – on the face of the part and around the diameter. To boost productivity even more, a half-index option is available for both versions that doubles your available tool stations to 24.


The BMT65 turret with live tooling allows secondary operations – milling, drilling, slotting, and tapping – on the face of the part and around the diameter. To boost productivity even more, a half-index option is available for both versions that doubles your available tool stations to 24.


Tool turrets and tooling - the dream team from a single source. Whether driven tools, tool holders or quick change systems - when it comes to turning, Sauter has the solutions. Needless to say our products are perfectly matched in a way that guarantees unequalled standards of efficiency, reliability and consistently high productivity.
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These are the strengths that make Duplomatic Automation one of the world leaders in the production of a wide range of different kinds of static and driven tool turrets for Turning Centers, and B axis turn-mill units for Multitask Machines. Enter.


electromechanical. disc tool turret. BTP Series. BTP turrets use an induction motor drive, and a set of cams to index and clamp the tool disc. One rotation of the cam shaft completes one indexing cycle, consisting of ‘declamp-index-clamp’ operations. ... Compare this product Remove from comparison tool.


Tool turrets Whether of the disc, head or crown type, tool turrets bearing the Sauter name not only constitute a reliable, precise interface between machine and tool, but also offer a welcome benefit from the standpoint of productivity.


Gang Tooling Advantage #2: Simplicity and Low Cost. Turrets are expensive precision devices with lots of moving parts. Gang tooling is minimalist. It involves a few blocks mounted on the cross-slide and that’s it. The lathe’s normal axis servos and leadscrews do all the work for a toolchange.