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YCM Turning (Lathe) Mastery | EAGLE MACHINE INC. > YCM TC36 & TC36W > Flashcards

YCM TC36 & TC36W Flashcards

1
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What control system does the TC36 use?

A

FANUC TXP100FA with a 10.4” LCD screen.

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What control system does the TC36W use?

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FANUC TXP200FB+ with a 10.4” LCD screen.

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3
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What industries are the TC36 and TC36W best suited for?

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Medical, aerospace, automotive, and job shops.

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4
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What are the X-axis travels for the TC36?

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12.20” (11.61” + 0.59”).

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5
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What are the X-axis travels for the TC36W?

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12.20” (11.61” + 0.59”).

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6
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What are the Z-axis travels for the TC36?

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49.21”.

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7
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What are the Z-axis travels for the TC36W?

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27.56”.

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8
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What is the construction material for both machines?

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Meehanite cast iron for high stiffness and vibration dampening.

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9
Q

How are the ballscrews designed in both machines?

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Fixed, pre-tensioned ballscrews for rigidity and precision.

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10
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What is the design of the machine bed?

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A 45° one-piece slant bed design.

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11
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What spindle nose interface does the TC36 use?

A

A2-8.

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12
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What spindle nose interface does the TC36W use?

A

A2-8.

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13
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What is the chuck size on the TC36?

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12”.

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14
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What is the chuck size on the TC36W?

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12”.

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15
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What is the spindle speed range for the TC36?

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6 to 2,500 RPM.

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16
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What is the spindle speed range for the TC36W?

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6 to 2,500 RPM.

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17
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What is the low-speed spindle torque on the TC36?

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1,018 ft. lbs. (30 min ED at 240 RPM).

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18
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What is the low-speed spindle torque on the TC36W?

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1,018 ft. lbs. (30 min ED at 240 RPM).

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19
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What lubrication is used for the spindle in both machines?

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Grease lubrication.

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20
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What is the main difference in spindle design between the TC36 and TC36W?

A

The TC36W may include upgraded electronic monitoring systems in the TXP200FB+ control for spindle health.

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21
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What type of tailstock does the TC36 have?

A

Programmable tailstock with dual-cylinder clamping.

22
Q

What type of tailstock does the TC36W have?

A

Programmable tailstock with similar dual-cylinder clamping.

23
Q

What is the tailstock stroke on the TC36?

A

42.52”.

24
Q

What is the tailstock stroke on the TC36W?

A

20.87”.

25
Q

What is the tailstock quill stroke on the TC36?

A

4.72”.

26
Q

What is the tailstock quill stroke on the TC36W?

A

4.72”.

27
Q

What tool capacity does the turret on both machines provide?

A

12 tools.

28
Q

What is the turret indexing time for both machines?

A

1.6 seconds.

29
Q

What is the turret clamping method?

A

Hydraulic clamping for both machines.

30
Q

What standard tool shank size is used in the turret?

A

1” for shank tools and 1-1/2” or 2” for boring bars.

31
Q

What is the swing over bed for the TC36?

A

27.17”.

32
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What is the swing over bed for the TC36W?

A

27.17”.

33
Q

What is the maximum turning diameter for the TC36?

A

23.23”.

34
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What is the maximum turning diameter for the TC36W?

A

23.23”.

35
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What is the maximum turning length for the TC36?

A

46.81”.

36
Q

What is the maximum turning length for the TC36W?

A

23.70”.

37
Q

What is the distance between centers for the TC36?

A

58.74”.

38
Q

What is the distance between centers for the TC36W?

A

35.63”.

39
Q

What is the feed rate for both machines?

A

5m/min or 197 IPM.

40
Q

What is the rapid traverse rate for the Z-axis in both machines?

A

787 IPM.

41
Q

What is the primary difference in Z-axis travel between the TC36 and TC36W?

A

The TC36 offers 49.21” Z-axis travel, while the TC36W provides 27.56” travel.

42
Q

How does the floor space requirement differ between the two machines?

A

The TC36 requires 186” x 85” x 102” while the TC36W requires 165” x 85” x 102”.

43
Q

Which machine is better suited for longer workpieces?

A

The TC36, with its extended Z-axis travel of 49.21”.

44
Q

How does the spindle control differ between the two models?

A

The TC36W features the more advanced FANUC TXP200FB+ control, which may offer enhanced monitoring capabilities.

45
Q

Which machine would you choose for parts requiring greater tailstock flexibility?

A

The TC36, with a longer tailstock stroke of 42.52”.

46
Q

What is the power rating for the spindle in both machines?

A

Both feature a continuous spindle power of 30 HP.

47
Q

What is the torque in high speed for both machines?

A

244 ft. lbs. at 456 RPM.

48
Q

What type of drive motors are used in both machines?

A

AC digital servo motors with pulse encoders.

49
Q

What are the coolant capacities for the machines?

A

TBA (To Be Announced).

50
Q

How does the machine weight compare?

A

Both machines weigh 15,432 lbs.

YCM Turning (Lathe) Mastery | EAGLE MACHINE INC. (15 decks)

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