DMG MORI to showcase automation and digitisation at EMO

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DMG MORI is the global and sustainable driver of progress in 42 branches and the leading manufacturer of metal cutting machine tools worldwide. The machine tool manufacturer underscores this position at this year’s EMO with ground-breaking developments for the production of the future. From the 16th to 21th of September 2019 DMG MORI will use the industry’s leading trade fair to present the latest innovations in the fields of Automation, Integrated Digitisation and ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING in Hall 2.

Where digitisation is concerned DMG MORI will be focusing on the topic of “connectivity” as the basis for all future-oriented products and technologies. The connectivity includes all machines, all protocols, and works with all platforms as well as products. The latest CELOS version update and automation solutions – among them modular and robot-supported workpiece handlings as well as pallet solutions – round off the range. The new customer portal my DMG MORI will also be presented. The DMG MORI Technology Excellence Centers for the key industries Aerospace, Automotive, Die & Mold and Medical complete DMG MORI’s trade fair presence.

Automation: Automated value creation with all DMG MORI machines

The WH CELL and WH FLEX are just two of the 29 automation solutions that DMG MORI will be showcasing at the EMO. After the successful start of DMG MORI HEITEC at the end of 2017 several dozen projects could be realised. In future DMG MORI will offer all the machine tools in its portfolio with automation solutions, in order to meet the massive and steadily increasing demand. Another highlight among the numerous automation solutions in Hall 2 is the DMU 65 mono BLOCK with the new AGV (Automated Guided Vehicle), a stand-alone system for pallet automation. This innovative solution offers a flexible automation layout with free access to the machine and an intelligent safety concept for human-machine collaboration.

Integrated Digitisation: Intelligent services and applications with integral connectivity for networked production

For DMG MORI “connectivity” constitutes one of the core features on the path to the digital factory, because only open interfaces and standardised communication protocols can ensure future-oriented end-to-end integration and interoperability of machines and processes. That is why in future all new machines from DMG MORI will be connectivity compliant in their standard versions at no extra cost. Whereby the new IIoT interface supports both the standard MQTT and MTconnect protocols as well as the new umati (universal machine and tool interface) branch standard based on OPC UA.

DMG MORI will be presenting the new CELOS APPs in line with its focus on integrated connectivity. The new APPLICATION CONNECTOR, for example, enables the operation of all web-based applications directly via CELOS. So direct interaction with MES or ERP systems is possible as is access to specialised customer applications. The new JOB IMPORT feature enables orders to be imported directly from MES or ERP into the CELOS JOB MANAGER.

Maximum customer benefit is also the focus of the new digital customer portal my DMG MORI. DMG MORI brings together the expectations of its future-oriented initiatives “Integrated Digitisation”, “First Quality” and “Customer First”. The result is a unique online portal for interactive cooperation between DMG MORI and its customers.

Among other things service requests can in future be started virtually at the press of a button via my DMG MORI. Whereby the interactive request form prevents any misunderstandings. Specific service requests and optionally attached photos or videos now immediately reach the right DMG MORI service expert, while the “Tracking & Tracing” function ensures transparency for all service processes and procedures. Even orders for spare parts can be tracked down to the exact minute.

ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING: Open process chain from material cycle to simulation and on through to service and consulting

Four complete process chains for additive processes with powder bed and powder nozzle technology make DMG MORI the global full-liner in ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING. The powder bed machines in the LASERTEC SLM series are designed for the productive manufacturing of complex workpieces. The precision of selective laser melting enables the realisation of complex geometries that would be impossible to produce with conventional methods. The series includes the successful LASERTEC 30 SLM2nd Generation with a 300 × 300 × 300 mm build volume and the LASERTEC 12 SLM, which owes its unique accuracy to its focus diameter of just 35 µm. The fast powder change using the rePLUG powder modules takes in less than two hours. The OPTOMET software enables automatic calculation of all process parameters within days instead of months. Layer thicknesses, for example, can be calculated freely, which in turn enables a faster and therefore also more productive build.

As a powder nozzle machine developed primarily for larger workpieces of up to ø 500 x 400 mm and weights of 600 kg, the LASERTEC 65 3D hybrid unites the build of workpieces using laser deposition welding and 5-axis simultaneous milling operations in a single setup. This hybrid approach enables the production of highly complex geometries in finished-part quality as well as the use of different materials in one workpiece. DMG MORI will present the LASERTEC 65 3D hybrid at the EMO with a series of monitoring and calibration sensors, which boost process reliability and further enhance the quality of additively produced components. Furthermore, laser deposition welding is also suitable for the repairing of tools. DMG MORI will be showcasing an automated concept for this at the EMO.

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