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Flexible automation for productivity and increased
capacity utilisation. Developed for the first time in India for
industrial automation. HMT established this line during 1988 along
with a parallel line supplied by Messrs Boehringer (Germany)
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Comprises of a battery of flexible turning cells
and a few conventional machines, linked through Automated Guided
Vehicles (AVG), with computer aided inspection, and also production
data monitoring by a central host computer
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Fulfills machining, automatic loading / unloading
of job, automatic material storage and handling, etc., to get completely
turned components (both sides) with least effort to the operator
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High rapid traverse rate for gantry by LM guides
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4x900 rotary module with separate grippers for
rough and finished jobs
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Euro pallets that can accommodate components
of different sizes and shapes
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The gantry robot can handle flanged jobs up to
200 mm dia. and shaft jobs up to 700 mm in length
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Prolonged unattended operation
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High speed and safe operation
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Automatic tool changer, operated by the Gantry
Robot
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Tool Breakage Sensor and Automatic Collision
Control
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Part Probe for in-process inspection
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Tool Probe for Automatic Tool Offset correction
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Automatic storage and retrieval of work pieces
from the Pallet Storage Cabinet; and
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Provision for connection to Central Computer
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A host of optional features
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Indigenous machines from MTK (8 nos.)
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Measurement technology on-line (imported)
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Material transport through AGVs (imported)
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Full fledged computer control including SQC for
production of penetrators and sabots
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This line was upgraded at the request of OFB
during 1999 to convert the line to 125 mm including reconditioning
of basic machines, gantries and they are in production meeting the
quality/accuracy levels stipulated by HAPP
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