millyuGO®
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What is millyuGO®?
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Comparison with offset roughing
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Offset Roughing In Straight lines tool engagement is constant but in corners, the tool load is too important. |
Constant Tool Engagement With millyuGO® ,tool engagement is constant Everywhere. |
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Key Features and Benefits
1. Controlled Force Exertion on the Tool
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millyuGO® ensures that the force exerted on the cutting tool remains within safe limits.
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By controlling the force, it prevents excessive wear and damage to the tool.
2. Optimal Cutting Conditions
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Tools always cut within their optimal and designed conditions, the velocity is kept.
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This leads to improved machining efficiency and precision.
3. Ideal for Hard Materials
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millyuGO® is particularly effective for machining hard materials such as Titanium, Inconel, and stainless steel.
Extended Tool Life
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With millyuGO®, tool life can be extended by up to six times compared to traditional roughing methods.
4. Reduced Machining Time
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The technology significantly reduces machining time, often by up to 80%.
5. Lower Production Costs:
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By optimizing toolpaths and minimizing waste, millyuGO® contributes to a 50% reduction in production costs.
Real-World Applications
Aerospace and automotive industries benefit from millyuGO® due to its efficiency in handling challenging materials and complex geometries.
In summary, millyuGO® revolutionizes machining processes by combining precision, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness. Whether you're working with tough alloys or intricate components, this technology can make a significant impact in your machine shop.
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millyuGO® includes a new strategy to avoid the ‘thin sheets’ and preserve tool and material.
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millyuGO® Patent
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PAM (Powerful Anticipative Machining)
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PAM (Powerful Anticipative Machining) is a revolutionary roughing cycles that optimizes finishing cycles by generating adaptative and trochoidal toolpaths enabling constant tool engagement during the whole machining process. |
Comparison to traditional Roughing
1. Constant Tool Engagement
PAM optimizes the finishing cycle by leaving a variable allowance during roughing. This allows for constant tool engagement throughout the entire finishing process.
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As a result, the effort on the tool and spindle remains consistent, leading to improved machining stability.
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2. Vibration Elimination
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By maintaining constant tool engagement, PAM effectively eliminates vibrations during machining.
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Reduced vibrations contribute to better surface quality and prevent tool wear.
3. Larger Z Step Values
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PAM enables the use of larger Z step values (vertical increments) during machining.
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This can lead to faster material removal rates and shorter overall machining time.
Benefits
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Increased Tool and Spindle Life: The consistent tool engagement minimizes wear and extends the lifespan of cutting tools and spindles.
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Shorter Machining Time: PAM's efficient approach reduces the time required for finishing operations.
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Improved Surface Quality: The elimination of vibrations results in smoother and more precise surfaces.
Overall, PAM offers a promising solution for enhancing machining processes, benefiting both productivity and quality.
PAM Patents
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