MACH Machine Tools introduces new range of DynaPath-controlled bed mills

The new MACH MDM 700-AR and MACH MDM 1000-AR CNC bed mills provide customers with exceptional cutting performance, guaranteed life-long precision, built-in flexibility and unrivalled reliability at a cost that, according to Dave Andrew, Managing Director of Vigilance Group (of which MACH Machine Tools is part), “will make your jaw drop and the guys in accounts smile”.

Both machines feature BT 40 spindles (5,000 rpm), roller-type linear guideways and large work tables (up to 1525 x 350 mm for the larger MDM 1000-AR model). The machines deliver positional and repeatable accuracies of 0.006 and 0.003 mm, respectively.

MDM 700-AR/MDM 1000-AR machines are supplied with the established DynaPath CNC integrated with MACH Machine Tools’ free, 24/7, Wi-Fi enabled ‘Remote Assist’ facility. Remote Assist provides customers with expert applications and service support, including free software updates, for the life of the machine.

“With Remote Assist, the 20 minute maximum response time to customer queries means that machine downtime is kept to an absolute minimum, which is proving a massive draw for customers,” says Dave.

The DynaPath control includes:

  • Conversational and ISO/G code programming capabilities, making it easy to program machines on the shop floor;
  • 64 Gb on-board storage and 10,000 block look-ahead capability that ensure fast processing speed complemented by improved accuracy and smoother surface finish;
  • Functions such as datum setting using alignment, sub-program calling, the use of macro-programming, the ability to facilitate program simulation using tool path or 3D rendered graphics, and programmable spindle control;
  • A DXF and onboard DXF editor;
  • A multitude of communication methods, including Wi-Fi connectivity.

As with all MACH machines, MDM-AR models are supplied, as standard, with a number of technology features that include: 15.6” touchscreens, manual pulse generators, air power drawbars and coolant equipment.

 

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