traub TNX65 User Manual

“Small, yet perfect!”
Reprint from the technical journal W+B
3/2011, Carl Hanser-Verlag.
Customer: Jowos Metalltechnik GmbH & Co. KG
Complete, off-the-bar machining requires efficient milling: The swivel spindle (left) whose B-axis runs through a ±95° swivel range in rapid traverse at 450°/s outputs 10 kW with up to 52 Nm torque and maximum 12,000 rpm; the quick change of the 80 HSK-A40 tools from the magazine takes place via a covered shaft in the work area at the top (right)
for son, Frank Wolframsdorf. He has been on board for nearly 20 years
“Small, yet perfect!”
To celebrate its 50th anniversary at
now and, since 2004, has been responsible for successfully continuing
with the company his father has built up. The Jowos Metalltechnik motto
has outlasted the new generation: “For us, growth is not an end in itself
to encourage a solid customer relationship to achieve mutual prosperity.
Small, yet perfect,” explains the junior boss.
the end of 2010, Jowos moved to a new production plant in Seitingen, Germany. The technological highlight is a 13-axis turning/milling center from TRAUB with which increasingly complex parts can be produced quickly and precisely.
Author: Helmut Damm
Entrepreneurs, like Josef Wolframsdorf, founder of Jowos Metalltechnik
in Seitingen-Oberflacht, have helped machining flourish in Germany. The
50 years history of the successful company is almost classic: He started
with a conventional parting-off machine in his basement. After con-
structing the first building with subsequent extension, he then bought
the site of a former joinery – but his company soon outgrew the site
and needed room to develop further. This all lead to the construction
of a new building for the 50th anniversar y in 2010 – as much a libera-
tion as well as an obligation to ensure the continued solid management
Technological companions
Another constant throughout the decades has been the close techno-
logical cooperation with the Reichenbach lathe manufacturer, TRAUB.
Jowos. TRAUB has been able to provide suitable machine solutions for
the majority of tasks which have presented themselves over the 50
mechanically indestructible marvels, on which special parts like nuts
and washers have been produced with consistently high production
volumes and an unaltered design for years. With the entr y into CNC
bar machining in the early nineties, there followed TNS (chuck and
automatic bar lathes), TNL (fixed headstock automatic lathes), TNA
(Universal lathes) and TNC (turning and milling centers) – a total of six
machines with main and counter-spindles, Y-axis and live tools.
Alongside the new construction, last year Jowos managed to fulfill yet
another dream: It has invested in a CNC turning/milling center, type
TNX65/42, and, thus, in the 13-axis complete off-the-bar machining of
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