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When presetting a tool, the measured values need to be transferred to the machine tool control. This can be done in a number of ways, from writing it on the back of your hand and tapping it in on a control keyboard to fully automatic with a data chip technology. One is very secure and the othe not so....

Data chips use a programable EEPROM to allow data such as T Number, T Life, Dia, Length, Rad, Main T, Sister T  and more. to be edited, written and read. This technology safeguards the data transfer and tool identification at the machine, elliminating errors and saving time.



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Data chip technology transferes the tool information to and from the control. This can be done manually or automatically ensuring the integrity of the process.

  • ID Chip is mounted in the tool holder flange or pull stud
  • The presetter and machine tool are equipped to read/write the data to the chip
  • The chip can carry a range of data including actual measured values
  • The stored data can be updated
  • The system offer a safe method of tool data transfer
  • This prevents input of incorrect information at the machine control
  • The presetter can connect either manually of fully automatic as part of the measuring program
  • Presetter spindle will rotate into position and head contact the chip for automatic transfer 

 

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