• HEDELIUS pick-up magazine.

    Swap in large or long tools automatically.

10.05.2020

If very long tools such as deep hole drills or tools with a large diameter such as disc cutters or spindle tools are required in a HEDELIUS machining centre, the pick-up magazine is the solution.

 

The pick-up magazine is mounted on the side of the machine table and offers space for up to 5 tools. The maximum tool diameter is 210 mm and the maximum tool length is 480 mm. In order to minimise travel path loss in the machine, the magazine is inserted pneumatically into the work area. The previous manual tool change is no longer necessary. Your employees are relieved and their productivity increases.

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