Hydraulic valve housing
Machining requirements
- Fluctuating cast allowance situation
- Heavily interrupted cuts
- Avoid ring formation during boring and ensure safe chip removal from the housing
- Avoid macroscopic flaws on the control edges in the boring process
- Very high demands on form and position tolerance
- Constant stock removal before honing
- Take part variance and limited tool storage places in the machining concept into account
Control valves are mechanically or electronically actuated valves with several switch positions. Depending on the specified position of the spool along the control edges, a volume flow is set for operating the connected working equipment. The individual pressure compensator adjusts a constant load pressure drop via the supply control edge of the spool, so that a load pressure-independent volume flow control is achieved across the whole adjusting range, also in parallel operation (load compensation). The system must be leakage-free, to prevent accidental dropping of the load, even with parallel operation.
Bore machining
Application solutions
Initial situation at the customer
Valve housing EN-GJS-400-15 – spool bore
- Individual orders, smaller and medium quantities
- No option for tool setting
- Short cycle times required
- High machine hourly rates
- Stable oscillating honing available
- Tool concept adapted to several part versions
Initial situation at the customer
Valve housing EN-GJS-400-15 – spool bore and compensator bore
- Large-scale series
- Tool setting desired
- High machine hourly rates
- High costs for subsequent single pass honing
Initial situation at the customer
Valve housing EN-GJL-300 – spool bore
- Small lot sizes
- Option for tool setting available
- Too many/frequent tool changes
- High machine hourly rates
- High effort due to single pass honing process
Situation initiale du client
Corps de valve EN-GJS-400-15 – Alésage de compensation / Usinage de pierrage
- Exigence de réduction des frais annexes
- Centre d'usinage existant transformé en TOOLTRONIC
- Usinage de pierrage pour la construction de prototypes, ainsi que pour les petites et moyennes séries
- Exigence d'économiser le processus de pierrage sur une machine séparée
Situation initiale du client
Corps de valve EN-GJS-400-15 – Alésage intégral
- Vaste stock
- Déroulement des processus dans la salle de réglage non optimal et qualité des données incomplète
- Transparence de coûts insuffisante
- Un taux de rotation élevé en raison d'un manque général de personnel qualifié
- Problèmes avec les ruptures d’outils
- Coûts d’outils élevés
