Starrag Heckert LX 151 Machining center - 5 axis

Listing description

5-axis turbine blade machining center, NC-rotary (torque motor) A-axis 360° (200rpm), NC-milling head (torque motor) B-axis +90°/-90° (100rpm), counterspindle, direct measuring system in linear axis, workpiece changer and set-up device, max. workpiece weight 80kg, changeover time 30s, ICS with paper filter (950l ; 45bar ; 20l/min), MQL, oilskimmer, laser, 3D-touchprobe, flush gun, chipconveyor, oilmist-suction, virtual blade machining, approx. 39.000h "machine on", approx. 31.400h "spindle on", current spindle approx 8.500h

x-travel 1.100 mm
y-travel 400 mm
z-travel 400 mm
max. workpiece length 700 mm
max. swing dia. 400 mm
spindle turning speed range 18.000 1/min
drive capacity - spindle motor 35 / 28 kW
control SIEMENS 840D
rapid traverse 55 m/min
Tool changer 62 Pos.
spindle taper ISO HSK 63
weight of the machine ca. 17 t
dimensions for transport 5,5 x 2,5 x 2,9 m

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The Starrag Heckert LX 151 is a highly advanced machining center designed for precision and versatility in metalworking operations. Manufactured in 2008, it incorporates cutting-edge technology to meet the demands of modern machining applications.

This 5-axis machining center offers exceptional flexibility, enabling operators to produce complex components with unparalleled precision. Its robust construction and state-of-the-art control systems make it ideal for industries requiring high-performance machining, such as aerospace, automotive, and medical device manufacturing.

Key features of the Starrag Heckert LX 151 include a powerful spindle with variable speed control, high-resolution tool positioning, and advanced tool management capabilities. It provides a large work envelope, allowing for the machining of components of varying sizes and complexities.

Additionally, the machine's integrated automation features and tool-changing system enhance productivity and reduce downtime. Its user-friendly interface and advanced software make programming and operation straightforward, even for intricate machining tasks.

In summary, the Starrag Heckert LX 151 from 2008 represents a pinnacle of machining technology, delivering precision, efficiency, and versatility to meet the demands of modern manufacturing industries.

This equipment is located in DE