UP TO 40 MODELS OF LARGE-SCALE MODULAR MACHINES
Thanks to their modular and versatile design, large-scale ONA QX Modular machines enable each customer to configure their own machine with unprecedented flexibility. All at no extra cost and with lead times similar to a standard machine.
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GREAT AUTONOMY AND VERSATILITY
This new 100% digital generator offers users unprecedented flexibility so that technology can be tailored to the special and unique applications of each client.
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FLEXIBILITY OF HEADS: ONE (QX) OR TWO (TQX)
One (NX) or two (TX) heads controlled by independent CNCs which allows two shapes to be machined simultaneously and independently. There is also the option of having a divided work tank.
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3D SET UP: EFFECTIVE SET UP
With automatic centring in any direction and automatic alignment of the machine-axes and the workpiece-axes.
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EXTREME PRECISION IN BIG SIZE WORKPIECES
Highly rigid mechanical structure constructed of stabilized fine grained cast iron blended with graphite.
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REINFORCED C AXIS
Synchronised interpolation and correction of the electrode in the C-axis provides stability of erosion with electrodes which have high moments of inertia.
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EROSION OF A NITRIDED FORGING DIE
A total of 9 ONA machines are used by PSA Peugeot Citroen at the Peugeot production plant in Mulhouse (France) to erode nitrided forging dies - one of the toughest tasks that Peugeot undertakes. It is a good example of how die sinking EDM is used for the machining of large surface areas.
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EROSION OF HONEYCOMB STRUCTURES USED IN AIRCRAFT ENGINE COMPONENTS
HAESL, a joint venture between Rolls-Royce, SIAEC and HAECO, provides a service for the repair and maintenance of aircraft engines and components for many of the leading airlines worldwide. One of the operations that ONA machines are most commonly used for is the machining of honeycomb lining structures.
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