Hedelius TILTENTA 11-6200

The Hedelius TILTENTA 11-6200 is the longest and widest swivel-spindle machine Hedelius builds with 40-size tooling: 6,200 mm (244.1 in) of vertical X travel, 1,100 mm of Y, and a fixed table of 6,680 x 1,100 mm that carries 7,000 kg (15,432 lb). The maker calls it the ideal solution for machining large components.

Size usually costs time, and Hedelius addresses that directly. The 65-station tool magazine travels with the column, so in the maker's words tool changes take just a few seconds regardless of the position of the slide module. The data sheet value is ca. 13 s chip to chip. An optional work area partition allows oscillation mode, with tooling and processing in parallel; the pendulum areas are 2,825 x 2,825 mm.

For five axes the table can take an integrated heavy-duty rotary table, which Hedelius lists as optional. The data sheet describes it with a Ø 1,140 mm faceplate, a 1,450 mm interference circle and a workpiece weight of 1,800 kg, or 2,200 kg as a further option. The spindle swivels from -5° to +98° or from -98° to +98°, and Z is 900 mm vertical and 1,005 mm horizontal.

Four spindles are in the data sheet, with 22, 37, 35 and 50 kW; the 50 kW HSK A63 unit gives 217 Nm at 15,000 rpm, and the product page adds a 24,000 rpm unit with 30 kW. Feed force is 27,000 N. The machine weighs 32,500 kg (71,649 lb). One figure is missing here on purpose: the horizontal X travel printed in the data sheet does not follow the pattern of the shorter models, so ask Hedelius for it.