油圧バルブハウジング
機械加工条件
- 鋳鉄の取り代の変動状況
- 大きく中断する切削
- ボーリング時のリング形成の防止、ハウジングからの確実な切り屑搬出
- ボーリングプロセスでのコントロールエッジの破損の防止
- 形状と位置公差に対する非常に高い要求
- ホーニング前の一定の取り代
- 製造部品のばらつきや限られたツール収納スペースを考慮した機械加工コンセプト
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
Situazione di partenza del cliente
Corpo valvola EN-GJS-400-15 – Foro cursore
- Ordini individuali, piccole e medie quantità
- Nessuna possibilità di registrazione utensile
- Lead time ridotto richiesto
- Elevati costi orari della macchina
- Disponibilità di un processo di levigatura a espansione stabile
- Progettazione utensile adattata a diverse varianti di componenti
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
Initial situation at the customer
Valve housing EN-GJS-400-15 – Compensator bore / honing
- Request for reduction of ancillary costs
- Existing machining centre re-tooled to TOOLTRONIC
- Honing for prototype manufacture, as well as small and medium-scale production runs
- Requirement for saving the honing process on separate machine
Initial situation at the customer
Valve housing EN-GJS-400-15 – complete machining
- High inventories
- Processes in the tool-setting area not optimal, and incomplete data quality
- Cost transparency is not sufficient
- High fluctuation due to general lack of skilled workers
- Problems with tool breakage
- High tool costs