
FAMA's mechanical systems are centralized systems designed to collect and transport swarf and cutting fluids using slat or scraping conveyors. These systems aim to automate the collection and transport process directly from machine tools, eliminating the need for constant operator presence. Conveyors are installed in trenches, which may require civil construction work. The system can theoretically cover unlimited distances, allowing for continuous and unattended operation.
Production data in kg/h depend on swarf density, shape, oil content, and coolant type. Density values are hypothetical and based on experimental averages. Each case requires specific analysis and design.
The system adapts to discharge shavings and oil into a collection channel positioned in a trench, equipped with hoppers for connection to machine evacuators. Trenches are covered with walkable grates or steel plates. The flow is discharged into a dredged tank for swarf settling, with swarf removed by a dredger for further processing. Direction changes can occur by gravity or direct intersection, with channels designed for specific materials like brass and steel.
DESCRIPTION FAMA mechanical systems are traditional centralized systems designed to collect and transport swarf and cutting fluids through slat conveyors or scraping conveyors. The aim is to collect and transport swarf and cutting fluids directly from the machine tool continuously, automatically and without the constant presence of an operator. The conveyors are positioned inside special trenches dug into the floor. Therefore, the construction of civil works may be necessary. The machines are placed in line, in order to unload swarf and cutting fluid inside the conveyors that flow to the collection tank. FAMA mechanical systems can cover a theoretically unlimited distance. The goal is simple: a system that allows the removal of chips and oil from lathes, milling machines, CNCs and other machines continuously, automatically and without the constant presence of an operator to control it. METAL SWARF CHARACTERISTICS • Allows the chip to be evacuated from the machine tool to the treatment or storage site • Transports the chip continuously, automatically and without the constant presence of an operator to control it • Transports both dry chip and chip impregnated with coolant • The transport channels are buried and covered by walkable grids • Allows unattended work SUPPLY • Oil and swarf collection conveyor with vanes or slats or screws • Hoppers for connection between the conveyor and the machine tools • Geared motor of adequate power according to the conveyor length • Cooling lubricant collection and swarf settling tank, with vane dredger for swarf extraction • Main electrical panel OPTIONAL • Grates or walkable closing plates for the trenches and the pit • Centrifugal pumps for oil reintegration to the machines in low or high pressure • Crusher for long and skein-type metal swarf UNATTENDED WORK LONG DISTANCE FAMA RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MAKE CHANGES TO THE PRODUCT WITHOUT NOTICE Uffici e Produzione/Offices and production site: Via Moraro, 19 - 36030 Montecchio Precalcino (VI) Italy- Tel.+39 0445 363950 fax +39 0445 386068 Sede Legale/ Registered office: Via S. Antonio,11- 36030 Fara Vicentino (Vi) Italy C.F./RL: IT 02290490248 Cap. Soc. € 100.000,00 R.E.A. VI 220095 www.famaproject.com e-mail [email protected]
Open the catalog to page 1The machine evacuation system will be adapted [A] to discharge shavings and oil into the collection channel [B]. This, positioned inside a trench, will be equipped with special hoppers to connect it to the machine evacuators [D]. All the trenches will be covered with grates or steel plates that can be walked on [C]. The flow of oil and shavings from the channel will be discharged into a dredged tank, sized to ensure good swarf settling [E]. The swarf deposited on the bottom will be removed by the dredger and discharged into a container or treated by centrifugation [F]. The channels can be single...
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