we are just starting to look at 5 axis machines and this one was at the top of the list. Leave the mill idle for 15min with the door open and jump back into a cycle with 24K spindle speed and all hell breaks loose on the tool length. When we run turbine spindles (no temperature change in the spindle) it repeats to 0.0001" all day long. Then it became disturbingly obvious it was the mill not repeating. We chased our tail for a year thinking it was the laser to the point I had the laser pulled off and replaced by a Blum Z-Pico contact tool setter. The 0.007" error is big but the 0.002" is right in the ballpark for what I see. Have them check the thermal comp sensors/algorithm on the spindle.
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We have even has the full computer system software dumped and reinstalled just in case it was corrupted. They have checked the laser and assure us it is working perfectly. The machine gave us an error message something like data out of range and it wouldn't calibrate the tool, we reset it, tried again, it still didn't want to run, reset it again, without changing anything, it calibrated the tool. We checked the length in the morning, 3 hours later, we went to re-check it. Thursday, we had reps from Ellison & DMG witness a laser calibration on the machine. 007 longer or shorter from the previous calibration. We check the tool length and it reports as much as. One of the other qwerky things it does, it doesn't seem to know what the tool lengths are from day to day. They have to learn the ins and outs of their machines (and all the different models and options) just like we as machinist learn how different tools cut different materials and such. Now to be relevant to the OP, I have seen some odd issues with our new machine (not a DMG) and I don't think it is that uncommon for a tech to not know what a problem is. They turned out to be manufacturing process issues at the factory and have been addressed by the manufacturer on my machine, back at the factory and on their current inventory.ĬharlesTell that to all the people bashing Haas almost every time a Haas "problem" comes up. I did have issues on my new machine, and had the opportunity to point out a few defects. When I was purchasing my machine I found the post I read about my manufacturer support to be true in the following months. It defines these companies reputations and either shows they care or not. It is my opinion this type of information is useful to others looking to buy the same machine. Please keep it on a positive note explaining the issue, corrective action and/or pending corrective actions. Based on the replies I quickly received I do not want to stir the pot, but ask you to please elaborate on your issues. I asked the person to elaborate to compare if the issues were similar to the ones experienced on my machine and to share their experience. I bought a machine by a different manufacturer and saw an old post (1 year) which someone mentioned issues with the same machine. This is just FYI for you, please share with us your issues we are here to share and learn. Just dont go cursing and throwing around how much manufacturer xyz sucks kind of posts. Post some of the issues you have had and lets see if anyone else has had to deal with similar ones and perhaps has a solution.
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You need to keep your complaints on a professional level. This forum isnt here for you or anyone else to try to harm the reputation of any particular manufacturer or person. However be very careful of how you word your posts. I am sure your grievances are valid or you wouldnt want to mention them. Second, I am sorry you are unhappy with the machine tool purchase. You have not got one and it is a requirement. If you look in the upper right corner of everyones posts you will see a location under the join date. First you need to go to your profile and make sure you have included your location.
1.200 per yearĮnergy Solutions Park: covers 10% of the plant costsįocus on Russian partners, suppliers, and high-quality componentsĪchievements in supply localization: sheet metal, cast components, electrical cabinets, etc.Two things for you to keep in mind since you are new here. Service from the manufacturer all over Russia This contract confirms for the plant the status of the Russian manufacturer and equal competitive working conditions in the Russian market. The signing of the Special Contract between DMG MORI and the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation was held in September 2016.
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