Erosion Machines VPulse 500
Erosion Machines VPulse 500
HIGHLY-EFFICIENT WIRE EROSION MACHINE FOR THE MANUFACTURE AND SERVICE OF PCD-TIPPED TOOLS
TRIED AND TESTED TECHNOLOGY – NEW STRENGTHS: VPULSE 500
The QWD-series wire erosion machines are used as the benchmark for the manufacture and maintenance of powerful PCD tools. The VPulse 500 has achieved new levels of precision and efficiency: a wealth of possibilities thanks to the new erosion generator, maximum reliability and ease of operation as well as various automation options. For round-the-clock high-efficiency operation. Accurate impulses for your success: The ground-breaking VPulse 500.
THE MACHINE CONCEPT
The new VPulse 500 comes with everything currently required by the manufacture or maintenance of PCD-tipped tools as standard. And adapts flexibly to individual requirements.
- State-of-the-art control for optimum machining performance
- Simultaneous path interpolation along five CNC axes
- Measuring and erosion in one clamping operation
- Machining with unsupported clamping, optional counter point unit for machining between tips
- Different interfaces for flexible machining of various workpieces
- Numerous options for automated workpiece machining
- VPulse EDM, the optimum technology for any processing objective
VPULSE EDM EROSION GENERATOR
A generator is the core component for efficient erosion of PCD-tipped tools. An example here is the tried-and-tested VOLLMER VPulse EDM erosion generator. In use for the first time for wire erosion – with the VPulse 500. With a higher removal rate or optimised surface quality, it provides optimum support in achieving your machining objectives. The integrated technology database makes handling simpler with preconfigured parameters and improves user-friendliness, as the appropriate material-specific machining program can be selected in no time. The technology database can be expanded to suit individual customer requirements.
THE OPERATING CONCEPT
Achieve precise peak performances with ease. Reliable and highly precise, every time. This requires not only a sophisticated, well-developed machine design, but also an operating philosophy that prioritises people. Only then can the machine's full potential be reached – for the benefit of the company.
It begins with carefully-considered work ergonomics, moves on to the logical and convenient parameter entry and then to advanced human-machine interaction. New options for information, analysis and documentation support the ongoing process optimization.
