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Machining Navi for highly efficient production

We know there is harmonic motion, or periodic vibration, related to machine tool spindle speed and chatter. As the wave cycles visibly indicate, chatter occurs in the unstable region, while the stable region is chatter-free. Machining Navi helps the operator quickly find the optimum cutting conditions within the stable, chatter-free region.

Machining Navi M-i
With Machining Navi M-i, the machine uses sensors to immediately detect conditions, analyze, calculate, and automatically change to a spindle speed for optimum machining.
Machining Navi M-g
Based on the chatter noise captured by the microphone, Machining Navi displays a number of optimal spindle speed possibilities on the screen. The operator can change to the indicated spindle speed with a single touch and immediately confirm the result.
Machining Navi L-g
Cyclically changing the spindle speed to handle chatter from long ID boring bar operations, or long shaft work is effective in handling chatter. Machining Navi-g detects and analyzes chatter, and guides the machine to cut in wave cycles and amplitudes at the ideal spindle speed to produce chatter-free turning operations.
Machining Navi benefits
  • 1. Raise productivity
    Good cutting can be done even with the machine and tool conditions (cutting speed) raised to near their performance limits.
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  • 2. Reduce defects
    No more failures in test machining. No waste of expensive materials.
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    3. Try new materials and tooling
    Enjoy trying new materials and tooling that were too difficult to work with in the past.

Machining Navi enables the machine and tool capabilities to their best perfomance levels, so your productivity goes up!!

Please note that there are some types of chatter that Machining Navi cannot suppress.

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