- Ví dụ về trường hợp khách hàng 2016/04/29 UP
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For the Swiss machine builder BUNORM, complexity has no limits. Be it a single part or a complete system – BUNORM AG has grown to face every challenge of large parts manufacturing and its ever-expanding customer base values the precision, punctuality and innovative spirit of this company with 65 employees.
With its comprehensive range of machines, Bunorm now specialises in large machine components and its latest investment, a DMU 600 P from DMG MORI, ticks every one of these boxes. Within a total length of 41 metres, workpieces measuring up to 18 m × 3 m × 3.5 m and weighing up to 75 tonnes can be fully and simultaneously machined with five axes on three tables. ‘Smaller’ parts up to 6 metres in length can be machined separately on each of the three tables. ‘The machining of workpieces up to 18 metres in length on three tables and the ability to set up smaller parts during machining make the DMU 600 P something special – not to mention a deciding factor for ensuring our family company’s success in the future’, says Managing Director Urs Morgenthaler. And the configuration with various milling heads covers a wide range of machining processes, which Morgenthaler claims is unique in Switzerland.
‘We are excited by the results of our cooperation with DMG MORI.’ Urs Morgenthaler, Managing Director of BUNORM AG..
Thanks to the DMU 600 P, the machining process for the grooves on the surface of this cable drum was reduced from 1 – 2 days to just 3 hours.
Movable either together or individually – on the three tables the maximum machining length of 18 metres can be utilised together with all the advantages of setting up during machining.
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