Morii-Seiiki NL1500, NL2000, NL2500, NL3000 User Manual

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Rigid and Precise CNC Lathes
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NL1500/NL2000/NL2500/NL3000
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Ever since our first machine tool rolled off the production line in 1968, we here at Mori Seiki have continued to make CNC lathes that are praised by customers everywhere. Over those 35 years, we have released around 100 models. We can say with confidence that we believe every single one was an improvement on its predecessor. Today, we are on the threshold of a new beginning in the field of CNC lathes, and we are determined once again to create a lathe that will lead the industry in innovation. After reworking our designs, and incorporating data received from confronting heat related prob­lems and thousands of customer comments, we have improved our products even more. Our uncompromising development stance has made it possible to deliver unprecedented rigidity, precision, and reliability. Our efforts have created our newest line, the NL Series. These new machines are high-rigidity, high­precision CNC lathes and set the new standard in “common sense” machining for a new age.
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MAPPS: Mori Advanced Programming Production System
Figures in inches were converted from metric measurements.
Wehavecreatedalathethatwill changetheworld.
Turret with a built-in milling motor P.4−7
Turning performance/Rigidity P.8−11
Thermal isolation P.12−13
Machining power
P.14
15
Productivity P.16−17
Digital tailstock/Convenience P.18−19
Maintenance P.20−21
Automatic operation support P.22−23
Eco-friendly design P.24
Peripheral equipment P.25
MAPPS
P.26−27
Variation P.28−29
Package P.30
Installation drawing P.31−35
Standard & optional features P.36−37
NC unit specifications (MSX-850) P.38
Machine specifications P.39−43
Service support P.44
(a new high-performance operating system)
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Innovative turret design
Turret with a built-in milling motor
The milling mechanism on conventional lathes generates a great deal of heat and vibration due to the large number of parts involved, including the motor and gear belt. The NL Series, however, features the industry's first turret with a built-in milling motor. This revolutionary design minimizes heat generation and vibration while eliminating transmission losses. The new design increases both machin­ing accuracy and cutting performance.
The NL Series was designed to create a CNC lathe with true milling capability. For example, the NL2500 can accommodate face mills of up to
φ
80 mm (φ3.1 in). NL Series machines boast milling performance approaching that of No. 40 taper machining centers.
φ
80mm
Face mill
NL2500
Tapping capacity
M20
Actual size
(φ3.1 in.)
Extremely rigid turret
In order to enhance the milling function, it is essential to increase the rigidity of the rotary-tool holders. The NL Series rotary-tool holders have a broader grip as compared to conventional lathes. By raising attachment precision we have vastly improved rigidity.
Coupling diameter
Greater coupling diameter than before.
Super-rigid rotary-tool holders
Taking a hint from couplings, which are praised for their high repeatability, we developed a very rigid rotary-tool holder.
NL2500
Tool diameter and depth of cut Tool diameter and depth of cut
10−15 mm (0.4−0.6 in.)
φ
20 mm
(φ0.8 in.)
φ
20 mm
(φ0.8 in.)
20 mm (0.8 in.)
Previous model NL2500NL2500
φ
210 mm
 (φ8.3 in.)
φ
250 mm
 (φ9.8 in.)
φ
210 mm
 (φ8.3 in.)
φ
250 mm
 (φ9.8 in.)
Coupling diameter
19 %
Greater
6
20mm
(0.8 in.)
Tool diameter=Depth of cut
Rotary-tool holder rigidity
180 %
Greater
Previous model
Comparison of rotary-tool holder rigidity
Conventional lathes leave chatter marks when the depth of cut is made deeper, but with the NL Series, it is now possible to cut to a depth equal to the tool diameter. This is attributed to the tool holders that have been designed to be more rigid.
NL2500YNL2500
A solid construction that can hold its own with the NL Series two-axis models.
DDS:Direct Drive Spindle
Y-axis specification construction
We also independently developed a powerful platform for maximizing performance in the Y-axis specifications. This has achieved rigidity between the spindle and the tool tip that exceeds that of conventional two-axis lathes.
High-performance rotary tool spindle
A DDS motor that has no gear belt is used for the rotary tool spindle, delivering high-speed, high-efficiency machining.
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Max. rotary tool spindle speed
NL1500/NL2000/NL2500
I
50
mm
(I2.0 in.)
6,000
min
-1
4,000
min
-1
NL3000
I
60
mm
(I2.4 in.)
Y-axis travel (Y-type)
Previous model
NL2500
Rotary tool spindle acceleration time
04,000 min
-1
04,000 min
-1
0.11
sec.
0.35
sec.
Previous model
Maximum rotary tool spindle torque
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06,000 min
-1
0.23
sec.
NL1500
24
N·m (17.7 ft·lbf)
<3 min>
NL2000
29
N·m (21.4 ft·lbf)
<3 min>
40
N·m (29.5 ft·lbf)
<3 min>
NL2500 NL3000
50
%
Greater
Reduced approximately
70
%
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The ultimate in turning
Our goal was to minimize tool tip vibration, thus reducing the need to grind after cutting as well as extending tool life. The NL Series achieves this with its increased rigidity between the spindle and tool tip.
Improved tool tip rigidity
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Handles large-diameter workpieces
Although the NL Series machines remain rock solid during heavy-duty cutting, their design incorporates the largest spindle through hole in its class <φ91 mm (φ3.6 in.) for NL2500>.
91mm
(3.6 in.)
Through spindle hole diameter
NL1500
Through spindle hole diameter (headstock 1 spindle)
61
mm
(2.4 in.)
NL2500
91
mm
(3.6 in.)
NL2000
NL2500
73
mm
(2.9 in.)
NL3000
105
mm
(4.1 in.)
End face finishing accuracy
SL-253BMC
Patterns caused by large vibration during machining
Thanks to high rigidity, machining no longer requires additional grinding.
Increasing the rigidity between the spindle and the tool tip has made it possible to achieve high quality machined surfaces through turning alone.
NL2500
Conventional machines create a pattern on material due to the amount of vibration the tool tip generates. With the NL Series, there is no pattern on the material, thus eliminating the need for grinding.
Roundness
(turning)
Filter: 1−50
10 μm
90°
270°
180° 0°
0.4
μ
m
Tool
Material Outer diameter Spindle speed Feedrate
Diamond tool
<Nose radius 0.5 mm (0.020 in.)>
Brass
40 mm (1.6 in.)
4,000 min
-1
0.05 mm/rev (0.0020 ipr)
Machine type
NL2500MC/
700
Tool Inserts Material <JIS> Cutting speed Feedrate Depth of cut
WTKNR2525M-16N
TNMG160408-PF (4015)
S45C
<A 150×150 mm (A 5.9×5.9 in.)>
380 m/min (1,246.8 fpm)
0.12 mm/rev (0.005 ipr)
0.1 mm (0.004 in.)
See Automatic Operation Support (p23) for details on bar work capacity.
Patterns caused by small vibration during machining
Carbon steel JIS: Japanese Industrial Standard
The cutting test results indicated in this catalog are provides as an example. The results indicated in this catalog may not be obtained due to differences in cutting conditions and environmental conditions during measurement.
NL2500
Previous model A
Previous model B
Ultra-high rigidity structure
We have a new design for the basic structure: the spindle, saddle and tailstock. This new design ensures consistent rigidity. The result is a level of rigidity that has not been seen before, with increased stability due to the broad bottom face.
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Broader guideways
The slideways are 30 % wider than those of conventional machines and are the largest in the class. We have achieved an unknown level of stability not only in turning work but also in milling work.
Guideway width
Torsionally rigid
100
%
Greater
<comparison to conventional machines>
NL2500Y/
700
Previous model
Bed torsion rigidity
NL2500
Dramatically better bed torsion rigidity compared to conventional machines has been achieved through static analysis.
Torsionally rigid
100 %
Greater
Top rail
Bottom rail
Torsion displacement graph
30%
Greater
30
%
Greater
<comparison to conventional machines>
<comparison to conventional machines>
2 0
-2
-4
-6
-8
-10
-12
Displacement (μm)
-14
-16
-18
-2,000 -1,800 -1,600 -1,400 -1,200 -1,000 -800 -600 -400 -200 0
Distance along rail (mm)
NL2500
Previous model
Top rail
Top rail
Bottom rail
Bottom rail
Highly rigid spindle
The axis rigidity of the headstock and its mounting have been improved by changing the shape of the headstock and increasing the thickness of its parts. The diameter of the bearings has been increased. This allows better spindle rigidity while enlarging the through-hole diameter.
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Axis rigidity
20 %
Greater
Headstock attachment rigidity
30 %
Greater
Rigidityofthespindleitself
NL2500
Acceleration/deceleration time
Spindle acceleration time (0→4,000 min
-1
)
Spindle acceleration time (0→4,000 min-1)
Spindle deceleration time (4,0000 min
-1
)
3.4
sec.
4.9
sec.
Spindle deceleration time (4,0000 min
-1
)
4.2
sec.
Previous model
3.6
sec.
NL1500
Maximum spindle torque (standard)
200 N·m (147.5 ft·lbf) <50 %ED>
NL2000
349 N·m (257.4 ft·lbf) <50 %ED>
NL2500
599 N·m (441.8 ft·lbf) <25 %ED>
NL3000
1,025
N·m
(756.0 ft·lbf)
<30 min>
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Maximum headstock 2 spindle torque
77.8
N·m
(57.4
ft·lbf)
<25 %ED>
The No. 2 spindle also delivers powerful turning.
Improved acceleration/deceleration time and torque specs
Headstock 2 spindle (S-, SMC-, SY-types)
Raising the rigidity has endowed the NL Series with performance equal to that of spindle motors one class above.
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50
%
Greater
Reduced approximately
31
%
Reduced approximately
14
%
When mounted with chuck
<comparison to conventional machines>
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Heat elimination layout
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It is common to find the oil cooler – a major source of heat – located right next to the spindle in conventional machines. As a result, the headstock is affected adversely by that heat.
Placing the oil cooler behind the machine removes that heat source from the headstock. The machine is designed so that the exhaust from the oil cooler doesn’t come in direct contact with the machine.
Large heat displacement
Low heat displacement
Oil cooler
Oil cooler
Fully-covered bed
Covering the bed with a cover makes it difficult for the heat from chips to be transmitted to the bed.
Oil cooler exhaust vent
The oil cooler’s exhaust heat is blown out of the cover in the direction of the machine’s side.
Displacement (mm)
-0.003
-0.005
-0.007
-0.009
-0.011
-0.013
-0.015
-0.001
0.001
0.003
Time (hour)
01234567 98
Oil cooler/Rear side, exhaust blocked (X-axis tip)
Oil cooler/Left side surface layout (X-axis tip)
Oil cooler/Rear side, exhaust blocked (X-axis base)
Oil cooler/Left side surface layout (X-axis base)
3.1
μm
12.7
μm
NL2500
Previous model
Spindle thermal displacement
Thermal isolation
The most prominent feature of the NL Series is said to be the elimination of the adverse effects of heat. In order to raise the continuous machining precision of lathes, 95 % of which is said to be taken up by cutting time, we at Mori Seiki have come up with the concept of total heat elimination.
Designed to eliminate all heat
Spindle Cooling
We have redesigned the spindle, which is the greatest source of heat, to employ a uniform-heat construction that maintains an equal temperature all around the spindle. The main spindle unit is protected from rises in temperature by the spiraling oil jacket located all the way to the back side.
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Milling turret with a heat-suppressing design
The industry’s first turret with a built-in milling motor minimizes heat.
Ball screw shaft cooling
(option)
Shaft cooling is used on ball screws to control heat during feed.
Inverter-controlled oil cooler
An inverter-controlled oil cooler with very accurate temperature regulation has been used.
Motor
Timing belt 1
Timing belt 2
Bevel gear
Keyed shaft
+
+
+
Involuted spline
+
+
Built-in milling motor
Keyed shaft
+
1/10
Rising turret temperatures
Previous model
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Internal design of the turret
The transmission with all its gear, belts, and more, generates a substantial amount of heat and can adversely affect machining precision.
The built-in milling motor design has eliminated the transmission mechanism. Therefore, sources of heat are eliminated and jacket cooling is performed. This is only achieved with a built-in milling motor.
X-axis only.
Oil jacket
or less
Built-in milling motor
Oil jacket
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Machining power
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By employing a super-rigid construction for the NL Series and equipping it with a turret with a built-in milling motor, it is able to deliver cutting equal to that of machines one class above. This contributes to productivity.
Machine type Material <JIS> Spindle speed Depth of cut Cutting speed Feedrate
Heavy-duty cutting <O.D.> Throw-away drill
NL2500MC/700 S45C
764 min
-1
10 mm (0.4 in.) 120 m/min (393.7 fpm)
0.4 mm/rev (0.016 ipr)
Machining rate per minute
576.0 mL/min
(35.1 in
3
./min)
As you can see, wide cutting can be done in outer diameter heavy cutting.
Machine type Material <JIS> Spindle speed Drill diameter Cutting speed Feedrate
Milling capacity
(material <JIS>:S45C*)
NL2500MC/
700
S45C
549 min
-1
58 mm (2.3 in.) 100 m/min (328.1 fpm)
0.3 mm/rev (0.012 in.)
Actual size
Turning performance
Machining rate per minute
435.2
mL/min
(26.5
in
3
./min)
End mill
<B 20 mm (B 0.8 in.) High speed steel>
Drill
<B 23 mm (B 0.9 in.) High speed steel>
Tap
Machining rate per minute
25.6 mL/min (1.6 in
3
./min)
Machine type Rotary tool spindle speed Depth of cut Cutting speed Feedrate
NL2500MC/
700
320 min
-1
20 mm (0.8 in.) 20 m/min (65.6 fpm) 64 mm/min (2.5 ipm)
Machining rate per minute
43.0 mL/min (2.6 in
3
./min)
Tool
M20
×P
2.5
Machine type Rotary tool spindle speed Cutting speed Feedrate
NL2500MC/
700
345 min
-1
25 m/min (82.0 fpm)
103.5 mm/min (4.1 ipm)
Machine type Rotary tool spindle speed Cutting speed Feedrate
NL2500MC/
700
160 min
-1
10 m/min (32.8 fpm) 400 mm/min (15.7 ipm)
JIS: Japanese Industrial Standard Carbon steel
The cutting test results indicated in this catalog are provides as an example. The results indicated in this catalog may not be obtained due to differences in cutting conditions and environmental conditions during measurement.
A58mm(58mm(A2.3in.2.3in.)A 58 mm (A 2.3 in.)
20 mm (0.8 in.)
20 mm (0.8 in.)
A 23 mm (A 0.9 in.)
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