• BMO Automation: BMO Infinity

08 November 2023

NOW NEW: BMO INFINITY.

Flexibly expandable automation solution for pallets and workpieces.

Expansion of hybrid automation into a flexible production system for even more flexibility in the mixed production of single parts and series.

BMO Automation from Neederwert, Netherlands, has been an important automation partner of HEDELIUS for many years. BMO hybrid automation of the Platinum or Titanium type is now in use on over 50 HEDELIUS 5-axis machining centres.

 

With the new Infinity series, it is now possible to realise even more unmanned processing time with our machines thanks to the increased pallet and workpiece storage space.

 

The system also meets the wishes of many users to link several machining centres from a series as a flexible production system.

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BMO Automation: BMO Infinity
BMO Infinity
Workpiece storage: Shelving system
Workpiece storage: Shelving system
Pallet dimensions: 395x395 mm
Pallet dimensions: 395x395 mm
Transfer weight: 180/225 kg
Transfer weight: 180/225 kg

Highlights of the BMO Infinity.

HEDELIUS milling technologies, machining centers and automation systems

Configurable shelving system.

The centrepiece of the system is a freely configurable rack for holding pallets and beams with a grid for storing workpieces for direct loading. The integrated automatic height measurement ensures optimum utilisation of the rack storage.

Flexible manufacturing system.

The number of shelves can be freely configured in different widths. As an option, the robot can be mounted on a floor trolley. This creates a flexible production system for multi-machine interlinking.

Variable gripping systems.

The trays with the workpieces to be processed are placed directly in front of the respective machining centre for processing. Servo-controlled, automatically adjustable grippers allow several machining centres to be loaded effectively, even with short cycle times.

Optional use of pallets.

Workpiece pallets are used to close heavy workpieces or individual clamping devices.

Examples of the BMO Infinity's equipment.

Equipment example 1

BMO Infinity as a Twinner version for loading an ACURA 50 and an ACURA 65.

Equipment example 2

BMO Infinity as a flexible production system with floor trolley for loading two ACURA 65s.

Equipment example 3

BMO Infinity for loading a TILTENTA 7 with additional Euro pallet module to expand capacity.

Request for the BMO Infinity.

Are you interested in the BMO Infinity and would like more information or a customised quote? Our team will be happy to answer your questions and help you close your next step in machining technology.

 

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