Do you know which are the main parts in a CORREA bed-type milling machine?

Check the main elements in the following example of a CORREA PRISMA 35 milling machine retrofitted by NC Service:

• Milling head: Mechanism responsible for holding and pointing the tool, making use of the power and speed provided by the spindle in order to make an optimal mechanizing. 

• Electrical cabinet: Contains and isolates the electrical circuits, reducing overload risks and providing safety conditions. 

• Automatic Tool Changer: Handles the tools automatically, saving time. 

• CNC: Controls all the electrical elements by means of a software and a combination of commands. 

• Working table: Slotted surface where the part to be mechanized is supported. 

• Bed: Provides a fixture to the ground. 

• Guarding: Doors and other elements providing safety to the operator, preventing the projection of chips. 

• Framework: Rigid support for the ram, moving vertically. 

• Ram: Holding the head in its edge, it moves in cross direction on the framework and includes the whole drive chain necessary for mechanizing. 

• Chip conveyor: Evacuates the chips produced while machining outside the machine.