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The 500CB features automated closed-loop blade positioning creating a highly accurate and repeatable build quality. An accurately built cutter head is a critical factor in achieving precise gear quality and maximum tool life. In addition, the 500CB also automatically controls the tightening of the blade clamp screws, consistently applying the correct torque. These features require greatly reduced operator involvement to build highly accurate and repeatable cutter heads, while freeing personnel to perform other functions.
This advanced machine has an intuitive operator interface including “wizard” functions to guide an operator through the build process. The software has many smart features, making recommendations to the operator while continually displaying key data as the head is being built.
The 500CB is supported by the Gleason Global Service network with strategically located spare parts centers and over 250 service professionals in all major markets worldwide.
Find more information at www.gleason.com/500CB
Gleason Corporation’s mission is to be The Total Gear Solutions Provider™ to its global customer base. Gleason is a leader in the development, manufacture and sale of gear production machinery and related equipment and automation solutions. The Company’s products are used by customers in automotive, truck, aircraft, agriculture, mining, energy, construction, power tool and marine industries and by a diverse set of customers serving various industrial equipment markets. Gleason has manufacturing operations in the United States, Brazil, Germany, Switzerland, India, China and Japan, and has sales and service offices throughout North and South America, Europe and in the Asia-Pacific region.
More information about Gleason Corporation is available at http://www.gleason.com/products/3800/279/500cb-cutter-build-inspection-machine
Visit Gleason at booth# 7000 in the North hall at IMTS.
