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| − | + | |name = GC-2 Machining System | |
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| − | + | |cost = MCr1.2 | |
| − | |weight=9,000 kg | + | |footnote= |
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| + | |TL = 8 | ||
| + | |size = 21.3 m<sup>3</sup> | ||
| + | |Type = Tool | ||
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| + | |weight = 9,000 kg | ||
| + | |manufacturer= General Products | ||
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| − | The General Products GC-2 is the smallest {{TL|8}} example of a computer controlled milling machine. Under computer control is a single robotic arm with access to 50 different tools for cutting, shaping and polishing a single billet of material. This is an industrial capacity machine designed for assembly line, continuous operational production of finished goods. | + | The [[General Products]] [[GC-2 Machining System]] is the smallest {{TL|8}} example of a [[computer]]-controlled milling machine. |
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| + | Under computer control is a single robotic arm with access to 50 different tools for cutting, shaping and polishing a single billet of material. This is an industrial capacity machine designed for assembly line, continuous operational production of finished goods. | ||
Depending upon tool use the machine can handle wood or similar hard organics, most forms of solid plastics, and most metals. Maximum billet size is 25cm x 25cm x 25cm. The computer control system has an accuracy of 10μm. | Depending upon tool use the machine can handle wood or similar hard organics, most forms of solid plastics, and most metals. Maximum billet size is 25cm x 25cm x 25cm. The computer control system has an accuracy of 10μm. | ||
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As an option is an expanded tool cabinet, allowing access to 100 or 260 different tool heads. There is a billet handling system, giving the system access to a continuous feed of billets, with a automated removal of the completed work. | As an option is an expanded tool cabinet, allowing access to 100 or 260 different tool heads. There is a billet handling system, giving the system access to a continuous feed of billets, with a automated removal of the completed work. | ||
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| + | | EXTERNAL LINK: [https://www.methodsmachine.com/product/ymc430-rt10/ Example] | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:58, 12 April 2020
| GC-2 Machining System | |
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| Type | Tool |
| Tech Level | TL–8 |
| Cost | MCr1.2 |
| Size | 21.3 m3 |
| Weight | 9,000 kg |
| Manufacturer | General Products |
The General Products GC-2 Machining System is the smallest TL–8 example of a computer-controlled milling machine.
Under computer control is a single robotic arm with access to 50 different tools for cutting, shaping and polishing a single billet of material. This is an industrial capacity machine designed for assembly line, continuous operational production of finished goods.
Depending upon tool use the machine can handle wood or similar hard organics, most forms of solid plastics, and most metals. Maximum billet size is 25cm x 25cm x 25cm. The computer control system has an accuracy of 10μm.
As an option is an expanded tool cabinet, allowing access to 100 or 260 different tool heads. There is a billet handling system, giving the system access to a continuous feed of billets, with a automated removal of the completed work.
- EXTERNAL LINK: Example