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    Home»Marubeni Citizen-Cincom, Inc. Announces New LFV– Low Frequency Vibration Technology
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    Marubeni Citizen-Cincom, Inc. Announces New LFV– Low Frequency Vibration Technology

    AdminBy AdminJune 26, 2019Updated:July 19, 2022No Comments2 Mins Read
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    LFV – Low Frequency Vibration

    From: http://www.marucit.com/news/lfv-system.html

    Citizen LFV cutting technology prolongs tool life & reduces problems caused by chips. Benefits include increased cutting tool life, reduced heat generation and reduced power consumption.LFV technology can handle a broad range of machining shapes and materials and is ideal for cutting difficult-to-cut materials providing increased throughput and improved part accuracy.

    What is Low Frequency Vibration Cutting?

    The servo axes are vibrated in the axial direction using a unique control technology through which cutting is performed while synchronizing this vibration with the rotation of the spindle.

    Because “air-cutting” times are provided during cutting, this technique is also characterized by intermittent expulsion of fine chips. This has made it possible to resolve problems such as spiraling of chips, chip entanglement and built-up edges.

    Vibration cutting can handle a variety of types of machining in addition to linear machining on faces, including tapers, arcs, and drilling across a wide range of machining geometries and materials.

    Vibration cutting can be turned ON and OFF just by inserting G codes in machining that has proved difficult up until now, such as the machining of deep holes and micro-machining.

    Citizen’s Low Vibration Cutting (LFV) Technology

    • Ideal for difficult to machine materials – Chip control/Tool Life extension
    • Malleable materials such as copper and plastic, previously impossible to control chips – easily controlled with LFV
    • Break up of chips into very small pieces
    • Reduction of down-time/increase in productivity and profit
    • Efficiency Through a combination of vibration and Standard-cutting
    • Very fine work pieces are possible
    • Excellent for deep hole drilling
    • Programmable chip control
    • Chips are broken up and do not become entangled with the material or tool
    • Cutting resistance is lowered
    • Reduce or remove the need for high pressure coolant
    • No built-up edge is formed
    • The machining temperature doesn’t rise so there is little susceptibility to distortion
    • Tool life is extended
    • Very fine cuts are possible

    Read more and watch the videos onthe Marubeni Citizen-Cincom website.

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