Five-axis machining up to 60 metres
Thirteen CNC machining centres, eight of them five-axis, mill, drill, tap and turn aluminium and steel rail components from single parts to long series.
- 13 CNC centres
- 8 five-axis + 5 three-axis
- Up to 60 m
- Fooke dual-portal X axis
- Milling to turning
- Operations and typical parts
Thirteen CNC centres by name and type
Eight of the thirteen centres work in five axes and five in three axes, from portal machines for long welded structures down to vertical centres for single components.
- Fooke Endura 1003
- Five-axis dual-portal machining centre; X axis up to 60 metres.
- Fooke Endura 1006
- Five-axis machining centre; X axis up to 20 metres.
- Sahos
- Five-axis gantry machining centre.
- Zimmermann FZ30
- Five-axis portal milling centre.
- HAAS
- Three-axis vertical machining centres.
- Matec
- Further machining centres in the same department.
- Five-axis centres
- 8.
- Three-axis centres
- 5.
- Materials
- Aluminium and steel.
Five-axis portals up to 60 metres
Portal machining takes the welded structure as it comes out of the welding hall: the part is clamped on the table, referenced to the drawing datum and milled in five axes. The Fooke Endura 1003 works as a dual portal and covers X-axis lengths up to 60 metres.
Milling, drilling, tapping and turning
The CNC department covers close-tolerance milling, drilling, tapping and turning in aluminium and steel, from a single prototype to a long series.
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Structural members
Load-bearing beams and frame parts of a carbody shell, machined after welding.
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Ribs and bolsters
Stiffening ribs and underframe bolsters that support the entire carbody structure.
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Panels
Sidewall, roof and floor panels.
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Series
Prototypes, small and large series, depending on the project.
