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CNC in tube bending machines
(frequently asked questions)
This propaganda material is a quarter of a century old.
We include it for history and a bit for humor.
Now it is difficult to imagine that these things had to be proved to someone!
Almost from the very beginning we have been making fully CNC-controlled machines.
We thought this was a natural and correct solution. The problem was, a quarter of a century ago, very, very few thought so, and it was very difficult to explain to the customer that CNC is better, simpler, more reliable and even cheaper than a conventional machine.
Therefore, we have developed just such a leaflet - and handed it to potential customers.
What is CNC and why is it necessary to use it? | |
What is CNC? | A CNC (Numerical Control Unit) is a computer built into the machine and controlling its operation. |
Why do you need it? | A machine is a complex machine. The CNC controls the drives of the machine and ensures high accuracy of the bending geometry. In addition, the CNC monitors the operating parameters of the machine components, identifying possible malfunctions, including those that have not yet manifested themselves (!). The CNC promptly notifies the operator of the necessary preventive maintenance and repairs. |
What are the reliability of the CNC and the requirements for its maintenance? | |
How reliably does the CNC work in a shop environment? | Modern electronics have reached such a level of development that CNC surpasses conventional automation in reliability. Moreover, real electronics are incomparably more reliable than purely mechanical devices that require constant adjustment and adjustment to ensure the accuracy of work. |
Is it difficult to maintain the CNC? | The CNC does not need to be serviced at all. |
Does the CNC often fail? | Very rare, literally isolated cases. As such, there has not yet been a failure of the CNC: connectors were accidentally pulled out, individual (easily replaceable) modules failed due to component failure, etc. We closely follow the technology released by us and have this information. For comparison - the equipment (machines, machines, etc.), which we ourselves use in production, breaks down incomparably more often. Today our systems work reliably, are resistant to very strong interference, do not require any adjustment or tuning. That is, they work without problems from switching on to switching off. |
We work in a small distant city. Although you say that the CNC does not fail, what should we do if a failure does occur? | During the warranty period, problems do not arise in principle. After the end of the warranty period, all CNC repairs are limited to replacing very inexpensive building blocks. Replacement blocks are always included with the machines and can be sent by post as they are small and lightweight. |
Do we need a highly qualified specialist for CNC repair? | No. To diagnose our systems, there is no need to "dig" into the boards - you only need eyes - we provide simple and clear visualization of processes. No oscilloscopes - the most sophisticated tool - a continuity tester - will only be needed if you mechanically break the cable. If something breaks, in just a few minutes, using only a screwdriver, the block changes. |
What are the features of your CNC? | |
Does your CNC have any special features? | Yes. We are proud of our control systems and, I think, rightfully so. Today we do not know of a single system in the world comparable in parameters to ours. Years of work and the use of the most modern achievements of microelectronics allowed us to create systems of the required reliability and efficiency with unsurpassed properties:
Our systems solve the most serious problems, working for years without human intervention (sometimes there are no people where they work). Therefore, they easily control production equipment, communicate with computers on your networks, if necessary, receive and transmit information via the Internet. |
What is the degree of openness (and, accordingly, compatibility) of your CNC? |
Our systems are based, in particular, on the following principles:
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How much do we pay for CNC and what do we get for it? | |
What does CNC give OUR company? |
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CNC - this is probably very expensive? As far as we know, such things cost at least several thousand US dollars. | Essentially free. The cost of CNC is included in the cost of tube bending machines produced by NPO Experimental Mechanical Engineering. Several thousand dollars will be additionally required only if you want to put a working machine on Elbrus or immerse it in sea water. Special technical solutions of NPO Experimental Mechanical Engineering make it possible to use inexpensive devices for real conditions. |
How to order a CNC machine? | CNC is always built into tube bending machines of NPO Experimental Mechanical Engineering. By special order, it is possible to supply a machine without CNC. |
What qualifications do you need to work with CNC? | |
How to learn to work with CNC? | Working with a CNC is, generally speaking, easier than without it. CNC allows you to replace many knobs, buttons and lights with uniform and intuitive natural language keys and glowing lettering. NPO Experimental Mechanical Engineering is interested in promoting CNC at your enterprise, and will train your employees to work with it free of charge upon delivery of the machine. |
Do I need to be fluent in a personal computer? | No. We specifically simplify the interface of our systems. It is enough for a worker to press the buttons on the remote control and read bright clear inscriptions on the screen. It is enough for a technologist to know how to use a keyboard. |
Anything else? | |
Anything else? | We also recommend connecting your machine to the Internet. This allows us to diagnose it much more often and at any time. And this gives you the opportunity of lightning-fast round-the-clock access to us through a computer - it is very convenient, especially if you are outside St.Petersburg. By the way, this ideology was developed by us many years ago, and we are not aware of either a Western firm or a domestic enterprise that would have provided these services before us. |
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We are the developers and manufacturers of sophisticated machines and appliances.
Our main serial products are CNC tube bending machines.
We also develop custom-made equipment, including special purpose machines, automated presses, hydraulic systems, equipment remote control systems.
To understand us better, read the following:
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A brief history of the company
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CNC in the tube bending machines
(FAQ)
Tube bending is a tricky business.
We have knowledge and experience in the production of the tube bending machines (30 years).
Therefore, we can offer you the technologies and equipment that are optimal for you.
Types of our machines
What can be bent
Models of our machines:
Power (general industrial) tube bending machines T-76, T-90, T-108, T-114
Heavy Tube Bending Machines T-133, T-159, T-219
High-speed tube benders T-Twin
For bending of coils - T-Snake
Special - for large radii and others
Tube bending modernization?.
If you have machines that you want to bring up to modern standards or simply repair, you can confidently turn to us.
Fully automatic systems that can operate autonomously 24 hours a day?.
They receive drawings and tubes (in coils or bundles). They output finished products with quality control of bending and geometry.
Tools for any tube bending machines?.
Consultations on bending, technology selection?
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