06 October 2021
Now available: High-pressure coolant system with immersion cooler.
Constant conditions for constant results.
Constant ambient conditions are required to achieve consistent production results. To achieve maximum accuracy and reproducible results, it is important that the temperature of the workpiece remains constant during machining. Heat input into the workpiece and the tool can lead to the permissible tolerances being exceeded and thus to rejects. The quality requirements for the workpiece are then no longer met. Active, controlled cooling of the cooling lubricants counteracts the introduction of heat into the material and tool. HEDELIUS cooling lubricant systems can therefore be optionally equipped with an integrated immersion cooler to control the temperature of the cooling lubricant.
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(PDF | DE) Machining large workpieces flexibly whilst reducing unproductive downtime: The TILTENTA 9-2600 with MARATHON LR810 combines the advantages of a universal travelling-column machine with high-performance heavy-duty automation. During the day, the machine remains freely accessible for the manual machining of large and complex single parts, whilst the automation system enables additional productive spindle hours outside regular shifts. Up to ten pallet locations and a transfer weight of 2,000 kg provide the ideal conditions for this.
Steingross Feinmechanik GmbH & Co. KG specialises in the manufacture of sophisticated CNC-turned and CNC-milled components – from prototypes through to series production. Founded in Berlin in 1990 by Uwe Steingross, the company sees itself as a comprehensive system supplier of CNC machining technology and combines modern milling and turning processes with surface treatment, precision finishing, final assembly and design consultancy. Since 2019, Steingross has been relying heavily on HEDELIUS as a technology partner – including for the automation of its manufacturing processes.
From 15 to 19 September 2026, HEDELIUS Maschinenfabrik GmbH will be presenting three automation solutions at the AMB in Stuttgart, designed to meet a range of requirements in single-part and small series production. The focus is on productive manufacturing concepts that maximise spindle running time, reduce set-up time and give manufacturing companies greater flexibility in handling changing orders. A particular highlight is the premiere of the new MARATHON LR810 heavy-duty automation system. The systems can be seen in action in Hall 10, Stand D71.
