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Drill/tap machine features large work cube PDF Print E-mail
The new DT-1 from Haas Automation is a compact, high-speed drill and tap machine with full milling capabilities.

The machine features a generous 20 in. x 16 in. x 15.5 in. work cube and 26 in. x 15 in. T-slot table, while maintaining a very small footprint. A powerful BT30 taper spindle spins to 15,000 rpm, and allows tapping at speeds to 5,000 rpm. The spindle is coupled directly to the motor for smooth, quiet operation and extreme thermal stability. A 15 hp vector drive system provides 46 ft-lb (peak) of cutting torque for milling and boring operations. The DT-1 is equipped with a high-speed, 20-pocket, servo-driven tool changer that swaps tools in 0.8 seconds. High-speed 2,400 ipm rapids combine with 1G acceleration rates to shorten cycle times and reduce non-cutting time. The maximum cutting feedrate is 1,200 ipm.
HaasCNC.com

 
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