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GMTA offers a full line of Rasoma gear machines in a variety of configurations with full automation for milling, hobbing and shaping applications.

Posted: April 16, 2016

Rasoma machining centers from GMTA include vertical turning centers, 4-axis shaft turning centers, end machining, double spindle and various special purpose machining centers with full automation that are ideal for gearmaking in automotive powertrain applications. (view one)
Rasoma machining centers from GMTA include vertical turning centers, 4-axis shaft turning centers, end machining, double spindle and various special purpose machining centers with full automation that are ideal for gearmaking in automotive powertrain applications. (view two)
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German Machine Tools of America (GMTA; Ann Arbor, MI) offers the full line of Rasoma machining centers that includes vertical turning centers, 4-axis shaft turning centers, end machining, double spindle and various special purpose machining centers with full automation that are used primarily for gearmaking in the automotive powertrain, off-highway and other high-performance markets. Rasoma GmbH (Döbeln, Germany) is a large machine tool builder founded in 1919 that provides contract manufacturing to some of the best known brands in the global auto industry, as well as its own brands. Gear machines for milling, hobbing and shaping are available in a variety of configurations, and the GMTA application engineering team can assist interested parties to determine the best solution.

Rasoma machining centers offer high rigidity due to separate X and Z slides, plus the machine head is designed as a monoblock with polymer concrete fill. Thermal stability is enhanced by cooled motor spindles and the rapid traverse on these centers ranges up to 60 m/min at high acceleration, with feed and removal speeds to 120 m/min, less than six seconds from part to part and turret indexing typically under one second. Full option packages include robotic handling and part articulation, integrated metrology onboard, working inside or outside the work envelope, full tool measurement and monitoring systems and driven tool packages, all controlled by a single Siemens CNC.

“This alignment dovetails perfectly with our other lines of gearmaking, laser and finishing machines and systems,” said GMTA president Walter Friedrich. “It will enhance our value proposition considerably in our current market of primary automotive, and will also open other market opportunities for our company. We have made substantial investments in new personnel and floor space, both here in the U.S. and at our Mexican facility, to support these new additions to our portfolio of quality German machine tools.”

German Machine Tools of America (GMTA), 4630 Freedom Drive, Ann Arbor, MI 48108, 734-973-7800, Fax: 734-973-3053, [email protected], www.gmtamerica.com.

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