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EXC100L

Screw-less drive and ceramic air slider ultra-precision wire-cut EDM flagship which realizes the ultimate machining

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Main Features

Screw-less drive
The screw-less drive uses a linear motor and a linear scale, realizing excellent positioning accuracy. Because there is no mechanical contact, high response and long term stability and reliability are maintained. By using this drive in combination with a motion controller (SMC) developed by Sodick over many years, maximum performance can be realized.
LQW power supply
In the LQ power supply, a 3D solid model can be directly imported and used for machining, thus realizing significantly increased machining performance that exceeds the machining know-how of a skilled worker. The ideal machining conditions can be automatically created from a 3D solid model, permitting virtually unmanned operation and a significant reduction of labor.
Nano-quality machining
This machine employs the world’s first completely contact-less XY orthogonal table which uses our ceramic air sliders and linear motors. In addition, it incorporates a high resolution linear scale, realizing a minimum drive unit of 10 nanometers (0.01µm). A high performance machining fluid cooling unit is standard fitment, maintaining stable super-precision machining.

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Axis stroke X×Y×Z (mm)100 x 120 x 100
U x V axis travel (mm)20 x 20
Max. taper angle±6°(plate thickness:60mm)
Max. workpiece dimensions(During flushing machining)
W x D x H (mm)
150 x 150 x 60
Max. weight of workpiece(During flushing machining)(kg)10 *1
Wire electrode diameter (mm)0.02 ~ 0.1
Wire tension (N)0.5 ~ 10
Maximum wire feed rate (mm/sec)250
Distance from floor surface to upper surface of table (mm)1050
Machine tool dimensions W x D x H (mm)2250 x 2290 x 1990 *2
Machine installation dimensions W x D (mm)2850 x 2900
Total unit weight(kg)3020 *3
Total power input3-phase 50/60Hz 9 kVA

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