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Five-Axis Machining Without a Five-Axis Machine

New technique saves time and money

KME CNC
Mon, 09/08/2014 - 13:05
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(KME: Orange, CA) -- KME CNC is offering a revolutionary way to utilize five-axis positioning on virtually any machine. All that is required is one M-Code, no matter how many indexers are involved. The harmonic drive technology employed allows a ±5 arc seconds of repeatability as well as a guaranteed zero backlash for 10,000 hours.

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KME CNC prides itself in designing and manufacturing U.S.-made five-axis systems. We specialize in turning three-axis vertical machining centers (VMCs) or four-axis horizontal machining centers (HMCs) into five-axis production machines. By integrating those systems, we essentially help companies save machining time as well as costs. In some cases, some companies were able to double their overall production by cutting their machining times by more than half.

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