Air-bearing spindles

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air-bearing spindle

Air bearing spindles are special spindles used on machining centers to perform high-speed cutting, drilling and grinding operations. It is a non-contact spindle, using air as the lubricant between the rotating surfaces.

Applications

Air-bearing spindles are used for high-speed, small diameter machining operations such as drilling for the printed circuit board industry and grinding for semiconductor wafers.

Technologies

These spindles use air bearings to create a non-contact rotary system within the machining center. This means that the rotating spindle will not have any metal-to-metal contact, reducing wear.

How to choose

Be sure to specify the required rotary speed (rpm) and torque (N m) for your machining operation when selecting an air bearing spindle.

Advantages

- Rotational accuracy
- High speed
- Long life

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Air-bearing spindle max. 6 000 rpm, 66 - 178 N | ASR2000 Series Aerotech

Aerotech’s ABS series direct-drive air-bearing spindles were designed to provide superior angular positioning and velocity control for applications including data storage, wafer processing, diamond turning, and imaging. Superior Mechanical Design The ABS2000 utilizes a precision ground air-bearing to provide exceptional rotational accuracy with an extremely high stiffness. This design allows...

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