he SV-3000 is the next step in the continuing evolution of the Sunnen SV series, including a new look combined with the new Sunnen2 controls. The SV-3000 Series is capable of holding the industry’s tightest production environment tolerances as fine as 0.00025 mm (0.000010 in.) tolerances far superior to I.D. grinding.
This agile system is suited for an impressive range of applications, including:
Hydraulic valves, valve bodies, and pumps
Diesel fuel injectors
Gears, including transmission and other precision gears
Gun barrels
Refrigeration compressor components
Turbocharger housings and bearings
Small engine cylinders and connecting rods
Medical parts
Perfect for mid- to high-production manufacturers, the SV-3000 Series delivers the lowest cost per honed part with the tight bore tolerances you expect from Sunnen.
FEATURES + BENEFITS
Centrally mounted operator station can be swiveled 180º for flexibility during setup and production modes.
Work area enclosure includes removable side panels for easy access during setup and maintenance.
“Lubed-for-life” over-sized stroke guideways ensure superior performance and long, trouble-free life.
Precision high-torque output belt-drive servo spindle.
Patented load-sensing feed system can operate in constant rate or pressure mode to optimize the process.
Advanced servo stroke control allows the machine to short stroke or dwell in any part of the bore.
Synchronized servo stroke and spindle maintain constant crosshatch finish throughout the bore from end to end with no rollover.
Multiple-spindle configurations available.
Rugged, solid cast polymer composite base reduces vibration for enhanced performance and precision honing (standard on single-column machines; custom-welded base on multi-column configuration).
Brushing stations for demanding surface finish requirements.
Cast iron column for increased rigidity and optimum precision.
Latest in safety technology with safety PLC, safe drive systems, and a secondary stroker brake.
Standard LED work area lighting.
he SV-3000 is the next step in the continuing evolution of the Sunnen SV series, including a new look combined with the new Sunnen2 controls.
The SV-3000 Series is capable of holding the industry’s tightest production environment tolerances as fine as 0.00025 mm (0.000010 in.) tolerances far superior to I.D. grinding.
This agile system is suited for an impressive range of applications, including:
- Hydraulic valves, valve bodies, and pumps
- Diesel fuel injectors
- Gears, including transmission and other precision gears
- Gun barrels
- Refrigeration compressor components
- Turbocharger housings and bearings
- Small engine cylinders and connecting rods
- Medical parts
Perfect for mid- to high-production manufacturers, the SV-3000 Series delivers the lowest cost per honed part with the tight bore tolerances you expect from Sunnen.
FEATURES + BENEFITS
- Centrally mounted operator station can be swiveled 180º for flexibility during setup and production modes.
- Work area enclosure includes removable side panels for easy access during setup and maintenance.
- “Lubed-for-life” over-sized stroke guideways ensure superior performance and long, trouble-free life.
- Precision high-torque output belt-drive servo spindle.
- Patented load-sensing feed system can operate in constant rate or pressure mode to optimize the process.
- Advanced servo stroke control allows the machine to short stroke or dwell in any part of the bore.
- Synchronized servo stroke and spindle maintain constant crosshatch finish throughout the bore from end to end with no rollover.
- Multiple-spindle configurations available.
- Rugged, solid cast polymer composite base reduces vibration for enhanced performance and precision honing (standard on single-column machines; custom-welded base on multi-column configuration).
- Brushing stations for demanding surface finish requirements.
- Cast iron column for increased rigidity and optimum precision.
- Latest in safety technology with safety PLC, safe drive systems, and a secondary stroker brake.
- Standard LED work area lighting.
