IEMCABar feeders
NEXT 42 SLIDING
For DMG MORI MULTISPRINT multi-spindle lathes
- Manufacturer
- Max. bar diameter
- 40mm
- Bar length
- 2450 - 4300 mm
- Bar change time
- < 23 s
Synchronized technology
The NEXT 42 SLIDING is the first IEMCA multi-spindle bar feeder with sliding headstock, equipped with 6 independent mobile Z-axis guide channels. It is the result of a long-standing partnership: IEMCA developed it in close collaboration with DMG MORI for the DMG MORI MULTISPRINT multi-spindle lathes.
It combines extreme reliability and sturdiness, maximum productivity and high quality that meets DMG MORI standards.
IEMCA from Faenza, Italy, has been developing bar feeders since 1961. More than 100,000 of its units are installed in over 90 countries.
Technical data
Bars
- Max. bar diameter
- 40mm
- Bar diameter range (round)
- 4 - 40 mm
- Hexagonal bars
- 5 - 34 mm
- Square bars
- 4 - 28 mm
- Bar length
- 2450 - 4300 mm
- Bar weight
- Max 45 kg
Operation
- Bar change time
- < 23 s (partially in hidden time)
- Feed rate
- Max 1700 mm/s
- Return speed
- Max 1700 mm/s
- Number of spindles
- 6
- For fixed headstock lathes
- No
- For sliding headstock lathes
- Yes
Magazines
- MP magazine
- Yes, 118 bars Ø4 mm - 11 bars Ø40 mm
- UP magazine
- No
- P magazine (multi rack)
- No
- F magazine (bundle)
- Yes, 1500 kg
- Magazine reversibility
- No
Connection and weight
- Operating voltage
- 220/400 V
- Power requirement
- 4.5 kW - 5.5 kW
- Compressed air connection
- 5-8 bar
- Weight
- Ver. 33 - 2470 kg; Ver. 43 - 3100 kg
Manufacturer data. Subject to technical changes; please contact us for binding figures.
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Contact details
Eraković CNC Solutions d.o.o.Centrala 113, 25000 Sombor
Serbia
+381 25 340116
info@erakovic-cnc.com
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