Hermle представил новый пятиосевой центр обработки C 62 U MT Gen2 для аэрокосмической отрасли

Hermle Five-Axis Mill-Turn Provides Precise Machining of Complex Parts IMTS 2026: Hermle USA Inc.’s C 62 U MT Gen2 is a high-performance five-axis mill-turn center designed for aerospace, energy and heavy-industry manufacturers. Share Phillips Corporation Featured Content View MorePhillips Corporation - Education Featured Content View MoreHermle USA Inc.’s C 62 U MT Gen2 five-axis mill-turn center provides precision and productivity for demanding workpiece challenges. The C 62 U MT Gen2 features traverse paths of 1,200 × 1,300 × 900 mm and accommodates workpieces weighing up to 2,500 kg on its 1,350-mm swiveling rotary table. Spindle speeds reach up to 18,000 rpm, combined with rapid traverse rates of 50 m/min, which support aggressive material removal rates and surface quality required by aerospace, energy and heavy-industry manufacturers. The machine’s mineral casting construction and chip management system provide long-term accuracy and reliability in demanding production environments. The machine supports both Heidenhain TNC7 and Siemens Sinumerik One control platforms, as well as integration into Hermle’s PW 3000 pallet changer and full HACS/HIMS automation suite. The C 62 U MT Gen2 can be transported without disassembly and installed without a foundation, simplifying deployment. Related Content - Gear Surface Texture Is More Important Than EverThe interactions of gear surfaces are becoming increasingly important in applications such as automotive electric motor drive systems and aircraft turbines. - Achieving Large Cycle Time Savings on Large-Format PartsAero-Tech Engineering sought a faster gantry mill to handle a growing queue of structural aerospace parts. But this machine proved even more productive than expected — and better able to handle the additional jobs its presence won for the shop. - SW North America Open House Showcases Advanced Machining SolutionsSW North America hosts its 2025 Open House at its Michigan headquarters, featuring live demonstrations of the BA 322i and BA Space3 machining centers with a focus on medical and aerospace applications.