CNC cylindrical grinding machine

TSCHUDIN SL105U

Condition: as good as new (ex-display), Year of construction: 2026, Centre height: 181 mm Centre distance: 1000 mm Maximum grindable workpiece diameter: 360 mm Max load cantilevered: 1000 N (100 kg) Max load between centres: 3000 N (300 kg) Z-axis: Table swivel angle: 10° Table drive, hydraulic: 0–4 m/min Lrsdpotqf Rzjfx Am Tsn X-axis: Cross slide travel: 80 mm Rapid traverse (hydraulic): 50 mm Coarse adjustment – air cushion: 280 mm Infeed drive by DC motor Rapid infeed speed: 48 mm/min/Ø Infeed cycle: Plunge grinding / Longitudinal grinding 4 preselectable speeds: mm/min/Ø: 0.01–48 4 preselectable infeed increments: mm: 0.001–0.1 Automatic shut-off during stop-grinding: 0–99 s or 0–99 strokes Stepwise infeed: mm/Ø: 0.001 Grinding headstock universal, swivelling: 0–180° Grinding wheel (OD): D x width x bore: 500 x 100 x 127 mm or 203.2 mm Grinding wheel (face, option) D: 250 x 32 x 76.2 mm Grinding wheel (ID, option) D: 2–250 mm Drive power, external/face: 5.5 (7.5) kW Drive power, internal: 2.2 kW Peripheral speed, external: 35 (50) m/s Grinding wheel wear (OD): mm/Ø: 160 Guard width: 100 mm Grinding spindle diameter: 60 mm Internal spindle mounting: 80 (100) mm Workpiece headstock: Infinitely variable drive: MK 4, 1/min: 30–270 / 50–450 Workpiece spindle lockable Spindle mounting: MK 4/24 mm Spindle nose for flange attachment: MK 4, cylindrical Ø63H6 x 6 mm Headstock swivels on rotating part: 0–90° Tailstock: Quill mounting / Quill diameter: MK 4, 750 mm Quill stroke: 45 mm Quill force, N: 100–800 / 250–1400 adjustable Quill operation: manual (foot switch) Quill fine adjustment: ±40 μm Connections: Total machine connected load: 6.5–10 kW Grinding headstock: 5.5 (7.5) kW Workpiece headstock: 0.55 (1.1) kW Coolant filtration: 0.75–2.2 kW Lubrication pump – guideways: 0.1 kW Hydraulic pump: 1.5 kW Hydraulic tank: 80 l Pneumatics: 6 bar Comparable to: Weiss / EMAG / GP cylindrical grinders / Studer / Kellenberger / Schaudt / Tschudin / Tacchella / Dannobat

Condition: excellent (used), Year of construction: 2015, With a focus on optimized and energy-efficient drives in the automotive industry, significantly higher demands are placed on the components of the drive system. Higher power transmission, higher torques, and a smaller overall size are the challenges. This development has led to an increased need for cold-formed splines. With the vertical spline press (VSP), Sack & Kiesselbach provides customers with a solution that offers technological and logistical advantages compared to conventional technologies (such as rolling or broaching). The relatively small and very user-friendly press can be configured for both manual and automated operation. In addition to the spline press, the customer can also obtain the appropriate tooling system and the corresponding process technology from a single source. 1 used vertical spline press Ljdogtty Tepfx Am Tjrn Manufacturer: Sack & Kiesselbach Type: VSP 50/30 Year of manufacture: 2015 Technical data: Press force: 500 kN Ram stroke: 450 mm Closing speed: 200 mm/s Pressing speed: 5.5 mm/s Opening speed: 120 mm/s Table dimensions: 500 x 400 mm Installation height: 1000 mm Distance between columns: 530 mm Spline cylinder speed: 3-9.5 mm/s Dimensions: Height: 2900 mm Width: 3100 mm Depth: 1400 mm Drive power: 8 kW Special equipment: Digital position measuring system Spline tool for internal gearing