Neptune

Neptune

Neptune

Product catalog summary
Overview: The Neptune backspotfacer is a tool designed for creating spotfaces up to twice the diameter of a hole. It is powered by coolant through the spindle and operates using a piston mechanism. The tool features an emergency function for safety and is coated with low friction material for optimal performance.
Specifications: The Neptune tool can be customized for a wide range of dimensions. It includes a combination tool feature allowing for part stripping, cleaning, and insert holder changes. The tool requires a coolant pressure of ≥3 bars and a flow of ≥30 l/min for reliable operation.
Operating Procedure:
  1. Position the tool and feed through the hole to the pivot position.
  2. Start the spindle and turn on the coolant.
  3. Retract to counterbore.
  4. Feed down to pivot position, stop spindle, and turn off coolant.
  5. Start spindle in reverse direction and retract through the hole.
  6. Retract the tool with fast feed.
Cutting Data: The document provides specific speed and feed rates for different materials such as steel, cast iron, and cast aluminum. For example, steel with a tensile strength of <450 N/mm should be operated at 50-100 m/min with a feed of 0.05-0.15 mm/rev.
Parts and Dimensions: The document lists various part numbers with corresponding inserts, screws, and dimensions. For instance, part NE-17,0/33,0 uses TPMT-10T inserts and has dimensions of 17 mm diameter, 33 mm length, and other specified measurements.
Application Example: An example is provided using tool NE-17,0/33,0 on a workpiece SS 1672 with a thickness of 33 mm and a spotface of 3 mm.
Important Notes: Ensure the insert holder pivots freely and is lubricated and cleaned if necessary. Do not operate the tool as a single flute, and reduce feed when entering a slope.
Spare Parts Kit: Includes links, distributor, screw, spring, axles, and nuts.
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Catalog excerpts

Neptune-1

Neptune Tools The waterdriven backspotfacer developed by Granlund Tools With the Neptune backspotfacer you can produce spotfaces of up to 2 times the diameter of the hole. As a special the tool can be manufactured for an even widere range. Neptune is powered by coolant through the spindle. It operates using a piston in the shank, which pushes the insert holder out. The Neptune is a combination tool, where you can strip, and clean the parts, change insert holder for another dimension etc. 1. Position the tool, feed through the hole to pivot position. 2. Start spindle, coolant on. The tool is also equipped with an “emergency” function. The shank separates from the holder in case the insert holder doesn’t retract properly. The spindle needs to be reversed during retraction after the spotfacing to ensure that the emergency function operates. All friction parts are coated with a low friction coating to ensure the function of the tool. 4. Feed down to pivot position, stop spindle, coolant off. 5. Start spindle in reversed direction. Retract through the hole. 6. Retract the tool (fast feed).

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Neptune-2

Cutting data for backspotfacer type NE Cast iron Cast aluminium • Coolant through the spindle or by means of a coolant adapter is required to operate the tool. For reliable operation the pressure should be >3 bars and the flow >30 l/min. Before using the tool, make sure that the insert holder pivots freely, lubricate and clean

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