Power-Spindle with 1400 Watt and ER16 from AMB-ELEKTRIK
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 พ.ค. 2020
- The new spindle type 1400 FME-P with ER16 provides 30% more power.
It is also available as a digitally controllable model Type 1400 FME-P DI.
With 1400 watts, the milling motor offers an enormous performance reserve - a real powerhouse!
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Hi, I have been looking on your website for questions but it seems I can't find them.
You market these for CNCs and other things, but there is nothing on the website about how speed is set on the motor, or if it compatible somehow with CNCs like a VFD so that the speed can change dynamically depending on the GCode or not, I can't find any answers to that, also the noise level seems really high compared to other spindles that are almost silent when operating.
Hi, thanks for your note. On our website you can find all the informations you asking for - in the description or in FAQ. Regarding noise instead of other manufacturers we are telling the truth ;-) ...and in the moment you will start a milling process it is loud in each case... Please do not compair with HF-spindles.
Will these be available with an SK20 pneumatic toolchanger at some point like the 1050 FME-W DI?
Regrettably not in the moment.
@@ambelektrik1499 Hmm? You mean: Yes they are available now. (I just ordered one from Midwest Circuit Technology.)
Hi are your er shafts sealed to allow products like Rego Fix recool though spindle cooling to work?
An interesting system from Refofix - indeed.
If you know more regarding this please send an email to: info@amb-elektrik.de
In the moment we do not know whether it is possible to combine this with a 43 mm head.
@@ambelektrik1499 it screws onto the m22x1.5 thread like a ER16 collet nut.
I sent an email and am excited to push your product to the limits of its performance.
@@brandonsmoot4056 ...missunderstood. If it is adaptable on the thread it should work - no prob.
Please try an come back with more news - we are always interested. So far no other customer tested it - (so far we know).
Regrettably we did not get an email from you.
@@ambelektrik1499 I shall sent another though your inquiry form.
Can you mill steel with that?(St.37 or St.52)
In generel CNC Router Tables are to weak for that - also the speed from the spindle is too low and the torque is too weak. We cannot recommend this unless you work very carefully and mill only short length and small depth.
...we meant "speed is too high" - you need low speed to mill steel...
What is the noise level like?
It always depends on: material, endmill, speed... // without load it is about 75-78 db.
But one needs a spindle to work with - not to let it run withour load ;-)