Yasda PX-SERIES

Proven by FEM analysis, the gantry machine’s structure contributes to high rigidity, and its symmetry helps reduce thermal distortion.

All important mounting surfaces, such as the base, column, screw support and thrust bearings, are hand-scraped to achieve a high degree of precision and maintain it for many years.

Recirculating ballscrews and linear guides are used to obtain a highly dynamic and rigid machine.

The tilting rotary table uses a direct-drive motor and is supported on both sides by a large-diameter roller bearing.

The ø185 mm pallet can load workpieces up to ø400 mm x 315 mm, weighing up to 80 kg.

Key features of the PX30i include a matrix-type tool changer that can load up to 306 tools, and a new touch-screen control panel that facilitates loading and unloading of tools from the magazine.

Another important feature is the automatic pallet changer entirely managed by digital servomotors which, thanks to the large pallet magazine, can store up to 33 pallets, guaranteeing great autonomy and machining flexibility.

The Yasda PX series gathers the 5-axis vertical jig borers of the 'mother machine' class, built for absolute precision. The PX30i model brings travels of 680 x 400 x 500 mm and a tilting-rotary B/C table (B axis from -125° to +65°, C axis up to 125 rpm) that allows complex geometries to be machined in a single setup. The spindle runs from 100 to 20,000 rpm with a MAS BT40 taper (HSK-A63 optional) and delivers 15 kW continuous and 18.5 kW for 30 minutes. The FANUC 31i-B5 Plus control with 15" monitor governs the five axes with ISO 230-2 positioning accuracy of 0.0023 mm in X, 0.0014 mm in Y and 0.0021 mm in Z. In automated configuration the machine reaches up to 323 tools in the magazine and 33 pallets.