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XCEEDER 1200 RT - INCONEL BLISK HIGH SPEED MACHINING

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Uploaded by on Feb 6, 2009

XCEEDER 900/1200, 5 interpolated axes with Rotary Tilting Table through Direct Drive Technology and changing pallet up to 5 stations, 60 m/min rapids. Ideal solution for Special Alloys (Titanium, Inconel), Steel, Aluminium, Composites and Resins machinings.

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  • @Choice777 Good luck! Inconel is some pretty specialized stuff, for some very specific applications. You can't just melt it and pour it into a mold.

  • wouldn't it be easyer and faster to make a wax model and use the lost wax technique ?

  • @ravikumarjp

    On such long tooling, plunging is preferably used because the forces applied on the tool are upwards and using the strongest axial cut direction of any tool. Long reach tools like these would chatter trying to maintain the same mrr (material removal rate) cutting against the tool... Side cutting with any tool puts more forces vs. cutting down parallel with the spindle. Does this make sense to you? I can’t clearly see the tool to tell you which one is it.

  • Nice music

  • @DanFrederiksen no we need better materials. both for the tool and especially the workpiece. If fanblades and attachment would withstand higher forces we wouldn't need a blisk in the first place. Not even for a Eurofighter (if I'm not mistaken, that's what the fan there is for.)

  • what happens at 4:05?

  • have you americans stopped using old fasioned letter combinations for feedrate and stuff like that ????

    speed=n

    feedrate=Vf

    feed=Fz

    number of teeth=Z

    cutting speed=Vc

  • it looks very nice but that's way too long for a single piece. we have to make better production techniques

  • Regardless of being machined from a single piece of alloy, that piece must still be balanced using special balancing equipment.

  • being u have like a couple hundred hours in one part does that mean that piece cost like 100k plus?

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