The Multi-Axis Hardware Hole Slot Processing Center is an advanced, high-efficiency CNC machining solution specifically engineered for the door manufacturing industry. Designed to automate and streamline the complex process of cutting slots and holes for door hardware, this machine significantly enhances production throughput and precision. Its core innovation lies in its ability to perform triple-head simultaneous machining, allowing multiple operations on a single door panel to be completed in a fraction of the time required by traditional single-head machines. This capability is pivotal for mass production environments seeking to reduce bottlenecks and increase output without compromising on quality.
This robust processing center is configured with multiple specialized milling spindles and a drilling axis, each dedicated to specific tasks such as cutting lock holes, hinge mortises, sliding door tracks, deadbolt slots, door closer recesses, and logo engraving. By integrating three independent machining units, the system can process different areas of a door simultaneously—for instance, one head can work on the lock edge while another machines hinge pockets and a third creates top or bottom slots. This parallel processing eliminates sequential operation delays, dramatically boosting overall equipment effectiveness (OEE).
Features & Advantages:
Triple-Head Simultaneous Machining: The primary advantage, enabling parallel processing of multiple hardware installations on a single door. This drastically reduces cycle time per door, leading to higher production capacity and faster order fulfillment.
High-Precision Multi-Axis System: Utilizes high-precision ground gear racks and AKD ball screws, driven by Mitsubishi servo systems, ensuring repeatable accuracy and smooth, reliable motion for flawless cutouts every time.
Comprehensive Spindle Configuration: Equipped with dedicated spindles for RBHR2 lock holes, R3 hinges, R3 bottom grooves, and R2 roller grooves. This includes high-power main spindles (up to 5.6kW) for rapid material removal and reverse rotation spindles for clean edge finishing and chamfering.
Fully Automated Operation: Features an integrated conveyor belt on the suction table for automatic loading and unloading. Combined with automatic positioning and an optional barcode scanning system, the entire process from feed to finished product requires minimal manual intervention, reducing labor costs and human error.
Smart Control & Usability: Operates on a proprietary, user-friendly software with a digital, modular input interface. It automatically generates tool paths, features backup/restore functions, and lowers the technical skill threshold for operators. Automatic thickness detection and tool setting systems further ensure precision by compensating for material variations and maintaining tool origin accuracy.
Technical Parameters Table:
| Parameter Category | Specification |
|---|---|
| Machining Capability | Lock Holes, Hinge Mortises, Sliding Tracks, Roller Grooves, Deadbolt Slots, Door Closer & Logo Slates |
| Simultaneous Heads | Three Independent Machining Heads |
| Workpiece Dimensions | Length: 1800-3000mm, Width: 400-1100mm, Thickness: 30-60mm |
| Primary Spindle Power | 5.6kW (Lock/Bottom Groove), 3.0kW (Hinge/Vertical/Roller) |
| Spindle Speed Range | 6000 – 18000 RPM |
| Control & Drive | Mitsubishi Control System & Servo Drives |
| Positioning & Material Handling | 6x Material Positioning Cylinders (Airtac), Automatic Conveyor System, Thickness Detection |
| Footprint | 4950 x 3870 x 1580 mm |
FAQ:
What is the main benefit of triple-head simultaneous machining?
It dramatically increases productivity by allowing three different machining operations (e.g., lock hole, hinge mortise, and top groove) to be performed on the same door at the same time, reducing the total processing time per unit.
Can this machine handle different door sizes automatically?
Yes. The machine accommodates doors from 1800-3000mm in length and 400-1100mm in width. The automated positioning system and programmable software allow for quick changeovers between different door sizes.
How does the system ensure machining accuracy?
High-precision gear racks and ball screws, coupled with Mitsubishi servos, provide excellent motion control. Additionally, the automatic tool setting and workpiece thickness detection systems compensate for tool wear and material inconsistencies, ensuring consistent precision.
Is specialized training required to operate this machine?
The proprietary software is designed with a simple, digital, and modular interface, making it relatively easy to learn. It automatically generates tool paths, which lowers the technical expertise required for daily operation compared to standard CNC systems.
What types of hardware can it process?
It is a versatile solution capable of machining slots and holes for a wide range of hardware, including locks, hinges, anti-theft chains, sliding door systems, roller hangers, deadbolts, door closers, and logo plates.