I was just looking for wipers for my 89 mv-40b. The wiper in there was a close match to a WIM19 from BUWW.
I called several venders and it was mind bogling how much the wiper material can...
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I was just looking for wipers for my 89 mv-40b. The wiper in there was a close match to a WIM19 from BUWW.
I called several venders and it was mind bogling how much the wiper material can...
I am trying to perform a tool change by running T3; M6; and I get a PMC error 104 that the Y & Z are not at the zero positions. Both Y and Z have been Zero'd and the LEDs on the controller indicate...
Replaced the stack and re assembled. Clamping force is now 1750 lbF which is right at the top of the spec.
Can't wait to get to machining some fresh parts.
I talked to Mori and the machine spec is 1320 lbF to 1760 lbF.
So it was on the bottom end of the spectrum.
I got it all disassembled and did not see any broken washers, fortunately.
The...
Working on the process now, I think i may have take apart a little more than necessary but im not sure.
Started w/ a tool in the spindle.
Removed the upper unclamping cylinder via the 4 long...
Is there anything that tricky about them? Any reason someone couldn't machine a new set of claws w/ their own mori?
Have you tried getting them via Mori?
Just measured the clamping force and read 1300 lbs. Seems like i should probably take it apart and refresh the stack!
I would imagine its probably not feasible or worth the cost of trying to upgrade a 10M based machine to something much newer... Is that right?
I have an 89 mv-40 as well but it has Fanuc 10M. So the upgrade is going from 10M to O-M or did yours come with 0-M from the factory? Always wondered how my mine would machine with a newer...
You have an 88 with Fanuc 0? Details about the upgrade?
I tried to use a prybar and didn't see much movement, I did notice that i can spin the tool holder slightly in the spindle with my wrist until it hits the drive lugs.... would that be indicative...
woah, they charge 100 dollars each for those washers? :eek:
ok. It would be nice to figure out a parts list before I dive into this thing... especially if there are any o-rings I should be replacing in there.
Sounds right... about the air / oil closed loop.
You wouldn't happen to have a service manual for performing this task would you?
It has the oil cooler mounted by the rear left of the machine if you thats what you mean.
I know I hear compressed air blow off sounds during tool changes.
It has the 2 speed gear box. Sounds like that might be easier for the rookie drawbar spring changer?
Whats the best way to to verify the spindle type?
Any clue how many hours/$ it would take a tech to do something like this?
I'm seeing signs on my tool holders and my work pieces that lead me to believe the pull force from my draw bar is not up to bar. During light cuts i can see marks indicating the tool holder is...
is there a manual ATC mode where you can control the individual motions?
I am going to be doing some surfacing work soon that will be drip fed to my Mori MV-40B with fanuc 10m. It has some buffer but small segments starve it and cause stuttering. I am using a 8'...
Well, I put a strap clamp into the concrete by 7 and 8 and got it much better. Still not great but hopefully overtime it will relax and maybe I can get it straighter. Now its .0008"/5" in the Y-Z...
So I am trying to do my annual inspection and leveling, for my 89 MV-40B I can get the X and Y level with no twist.
I am following the factory leveling procedure
The mori has 8 leveling...
I have been making some good parts with my mv-40b, with a lot of thanks to members of this forum but I have a new noise that i noticed.
There is a sound when traveling the X axis, it seems to...
I am located in Maryland,
Its currently up on my pallet racking and fork lift is out of commision. I am pretty sure i wrote down all the info that was on the motor when i was checking it out...
Hi, I still have it, its still installed in the 4th axis. I haven't been able to get into the 4th axis stuff yet.
Shoot me a PM.
Wow, this is getting pretty complicated. :eek:
I am looking through the code just trying to make sure I understand what i am throwing into the machine. I currently have it running a job so...
This is the approach I was thinking of myself, have the tool changes in the main program. I think something like this would work. I need to try it out and see.
When i unlocked the 8000 and 9000 programs on mill there is no macro tool change visible.
So to my knowledge there is no tool change macro.
It uses a randomly assigned pots.
My machine will throw and error and stop if i call a tool that is already in the spindle.
It is a Mori Seiki running Fanuc 10M.
Do you have any suggestions for that?