With the new developed M700V series Mitsubishi Electric redefines state-of-the-art technology for open CNC technologies. The high-performance controller and drive system series allows internationally leading machine tool manufacturers to integrate forward-thinking technologies in their machine tools. The manufacturer’s expertise, together with the advanced control technology of Mitsubishi Electric, results in exceptionally user-friendly high-tech machine tools which produce work pieces of the highest quality and increase company productivity.
The new M700V series combines the latest RISC processor technology with optical servo communication and thereby guarantees ultra-fast and high-precision machining. Exceptional features are a cutting speed of up to 1.000 m/min at a real Servo – and Spindle control that always works at nanometre precision for achieving highest precision and surface quality of a part.
The M700V Series features newly developed jerk free [m/s³] and vibration suppressing high-end 5-Axis HSC-HAC Milling (High Speed Cutting-High Accuracy Cutting) by new SSS– Control (Super Smooth Surface) with full real Nano–Control using the fastest Drive–System in the World.
The latest feed-forward control enables high-speed and high-accuracy cutting while
suppressing the induction of machine’s vibrations.
This results in high-speed and smooth control in servo drive unit. A machine model-based prediction control called OMR control can also mitigate vibrations at machine end.
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