automotive catalogue - AFM

The main feature of servo-driven presses is the elimination of the inertia flywheel
and clutch and brake and its replacement with direct coupling between the main
drive motor of the press and the slide movement transmission.
The simplification of the transmission in combination with advanced control and the
use of high performance servomotors ensure that servo-driven presses are especially
advantageous for processes in which the position and speed of the slide have to
be controlled in real time: trying out dies and special materials stamping and
processing (thixoforming, plastic, aluminium, resin injection, high strength etc)
Servo-driven presses enable the slide position curves, speed and stroke to be
programmed so that different manufacturing processes can be carried out with just
one press, including jobs that could not be done with mechanical presses until now:
connecting rod-crank eccentric, Link-Drive, stopping at BDC of press, blanking,
feeder transfer type multi-processes, high rate production, etc.
AIC (AUTOMOTIVE INTELIGENCE CENTER)
GESTAMP
FAGOR ARRASATE S.COOP.
San Andres, 20 - 20500 MONDRAGON (Guipúzcoa)
Tfno +34 943 719 999 - Fax +34 943 799 677
www.fagorarrasate.com - fagorarrasate@fagorarrasate.com
APPLICATIONS BODY: INNER AND STRUCTURAL PARTS, DRIVETRAIN
TECHNOLOGY STAMPING
SERVO-DRIVEN MECHANICAL PRESS
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
MODEL TDM4-1000-4600-2100
Number of connectings rods
Capacity
Capacity from b.d.c.
Bolster and slide area
Stroke
Slide adjustment
Strokes per minute
Main motor power
Shut height on bolster (s.d.a.u.)
REFERENCES
4
1.000 TN
at 10 mm = 10.000 KN
4.600 X 2.100
600 mm
300 mm
50
4X 200
1.000 mm
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