YCM TC36 & TC36W Flashcards
What control system does the TC36 use?
FANUC TXP100FA with a 10.4” LCD screen.
What control system does the TC36W use?
FANUC TXP200FB+ with a 10.4” LCD screen.
What industries are the TC36 and TC36W best suited for?
Medical, aerospace, automotive, and job shops.
What are the X-axis travels for the TC36?
12.20” (11.61” + 0.59”).
What are the X-axis travels for the TC36W?
12.20” (11.61” + 0.59”).
What are the Z-axis travels for the TC36?
49.21”.
What are the Z-axis travels for the TC36W?
27.56”.
What is the construction material for both machines?
Meehanite cast iron for high stiffness and vibration dampening.
How are the ballscrews designed in both machines?
Fixed, pre-tensioned ballscrews for rigidity and precision.
What is the design of the machine bed?
A 45° one-piece slant bed design.
What spindle nose interface does the TC36 use?
A2-8.
What spindle nose interface does the TC36W use?
A2-8.
What is the chuck size on the TC36?
12”.
What is the chuck size on the TC36W?
12”.
What is the spindle speed range for the TC36?
6 to 2,500 RPM.
What is the spindle speed range for the TC36W?
6 to 2,500 RPM.
What is the low-speed spindle torque on the TC36?
1,018 ft. lbs. (30 min ED at 240 RPM).
What is the low-speed spindle torque on the TC36W?
1,018 ft. lbs. (30 min ED at 240 RPM).
What lubrication is used for the spindle in both machines?
Grease lubrication.
What is the main difference in spindle design between the TC36 and TC36W?
The TC36W may include upgraded electronic monitoring systems in the TXP200FB+ control for spindle health.
What type of tailstock does the TC36 have?
Programmable tailstock with dual-cylinder clamping.
What type of tailstock does the TC36W have?
Programmable tailstock with similar dual-cylinder clamping.
What is the tailstock stroke on the TC36?
42.52”.
What is the tailstock stroke on the TC36W?
20.87”.
What is the tailstock quill stroke on the TC36?
4.72”.
What is the tailstock quill stroke on the TC36W?
4.72”.
What tool capacity does the turret on both machines provide?
12 tools.
What is the turret indexing time for both machines?
1.6 seconds.
What is the turret clamping method?
Hydraulic clamping for both machines.
What standard tool shank size is used in the turret?
1” for shank tools and 1-1/2” or 2” for boring bars.
What is the swing over bed for the TC36?
27.17”.
What is the swing over bed for the TC36W?
27.17”.
What is the maximum turning diameter for the TC36?
23.23”.
What is the maximum turning diameter for the TC36W?
23.23”.
What is the maximum turning length for the TC36?
46.81”.
What is the maximum turning length for the TC36W?
23.70”.
What is the distance between centers for the TC36?
58.74”.
What is the distance between centers for the TC36W?
35.63”.
What is the feed rate for both machines?
5m/min or 197 IPM.
What is the rapid traverse rate for the Z-axis in both machines?
787 IPM.
What is the primary difference in Z-axis travel between the TC36 and TC36W?
The TC36 offers 49.21” Z-axis travel, while the TC36W provides 27.56” travel.
How does the floor space requirement differ between the two machines?
The TC36 requires 186” x 85” x 102” while the TC36W requires 165” x 85” x 102”.
Which machine is better suited for longer workpieces?
The TC36, with its extended Z-axis travel of 49.21”.
How does the spindle control differ between the two models?
The TC36W features the more advanced FANUC TXP200FB+ control, which may offer enhanced monitoring capabilities.
Which machine would you choose for parts requiring greater tailstock flexibility?
The TC36, with a longer tailstock stroke of 42.52”.
What is the power rating for the spindle in both machines?
Both feature a continuous spindle power of 30 HP.
What is the torque in high speed for both machines?
244 ft. lbs. at 456 RPM.
What type of drive motors are used in both machines?
AC digital servo motors with pulse encoders.
What are the coolant capacities for the machines?
TBA (To Be Announced).
How does the machine weight compare?
Both machines weigh 15,432 lbs.
