1060V-8

Just found the Integrex Machinists website.

I figured i would introduce myself and see if i could bring some help to the forum.

Noticed that most all the post are in regards to the Horizonal integrex I run a 1060v-8 with a high rise 12 pallet palletech system.

If anyone has any questions or some pointers in regards to the vertical integrexs please let me know.

Well since no one else will. I will say welcome.

there are not a lot of these machines out there, i have worked on one with a 12 pallet setup. are you in north tonawanda

crazy thanks for the welcome

585 use to be at rds mfg in broken arrow, ok moved on to bigger and better things

not a lot of us vertical integrex guys around. especially with palletechs. good luck.

Hi
Have spent some time on the 1060v8, just a twin pallet tho.

Tell me have you ever come across positioning errors on the c axis.

richie

Yes, we are having major c axis difficulties with our matrix controlled e-1060v8. Once in a while the c-axis just flips out and forgets where home is. We have large parts that we match drill one side to the other. Last time it mispositioned by 7.5degrees. Not very nice when you scrap a part worth $20,000.00US. Please email direct at smith.bob66@gmail if anyone has an issue with this.

i have seen this problem on an e 800. they ended up changing the cable on the c-axis scale to get rid of the feedback noise they were seeing.

I love Mazak, we have an 1850 (4) 1060's an 800 a 500 and are waiting for our first 1550.

Our problem is that in Mazatrol or eia the centerline seems to float on us, which gives us bad cmm charts and lost time chasing center because we have tight positional tolerences. After we make sure our test bar shows b-axis straight with b axis clamped , we turn a part lock c-axis @ 0 degrees and indicate the bore by spining an indicaror on a short milling tool. We readjust M16 parameter in X and Y and make the centerline back to the number on the side of the machine. This seems to have to be adjusted quite often, probably because it is truly two different machines attached to the same body. I thought about multiple work offsets g54,g55 but it seems to easy to forget to always set the odd one,then bad things happen and you star over. This effects the sizes cut by turning tools and position of milling tools. I am not sure what the best fix is but the more machines we get the more it becomes a problem.

Hello, I am accepting a job with a new 1060V8 and a 510C both with matrix controls. I think I might be in over my head, is there any resources out there that anyone knows about that might make me come up to speed faster. I am typically a eis/ fanuc guy.. I really want to learn the machine well and just found this forum..so I will be calling on you guys alot in the next short time.
I look forward to learning from you.

e Man

what control gives you problem with centerline?

E man
Very Often on these kind of big machine
the Y adjustement is different in regards of the Z position of the head ( because of all the weight in front oof Z linear guide)
For this reason Y center line is very often a little bit different from turning operation with B=0 and milling operation with B=90 ( Horizontal)
use CDP T Center for Turning and G54 or other for milling is a very good way I found for this problem.

bobsmith66
Richard Houston
Hi Guys,
we have had problems with our c axis as well. ( e1850V )
It goes out by 10 deg , and if you don't notice it then big expensive parts could become big pieces of scrap. We have always managed to notice so far , and not scrapped a part yet because of it. very annoying !

Hey Froggy,

Hey froggy,

What does CDP T stand for?