CNC Gear Machinery

Gleason 1000HC (1996)

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MakeGleason

Model1000HC

Year1996

CategoryCNC Gear Machinery

ConditionUsed

Gleason 1000HC Specifications

Extreme Ratio	Face Milling: 10 To 1
Face Hobbing	10 To 1
Full Depth	Maximum: Face Milling: 1.25" (31.75mm)
Face Hobbing	0.93" (23.50mm)
Face Width	Maximum: Face Milling: 6.00" (152.00mm)
Face Hobbing	3.00" (76.20mm)
Range of Tooth Numbers	1-300 Inclusive
Gear Pitch Diameter, Maximum	1000 mm (39.37")
Cutter Size, Maximum	18" (diameter) Face Milling
Other	350 mm (radius) Face Hobbing
Root Angle Range (B-Axis)	5 deg. to 90 deg., Face Hobbing: 5 deg. to 90 deg.
Machine Center to Work Spindle Face	9.00" Fixed, 229mm (Fixed)
A-Work Spindle	0 to 67 RPM, 0 to 333 RPM
B-Swinging Base	0 to 30 deg./sec, N/A
C-Cutter	0 to 500 deg., Same
X-Horizontal	+/-305mm (+/-12")
Y-Vertical	+/-305 mm (+/-12")
Z-Sliding Base	-25/+700mm (-1/+28")
B-Root Angle	-5 Degree/+90 Degree
Diameter of Taper Hole at Large End	8" (#80 Taper) to 6" (#60 Taper)
Taper Per Foot	3/4", Same
Depth of Taper Front	6", 152.40 mm
Depth of Bore	678 mm (26.7")
Diameter of Taper Bore	140 mm (5.5")
Diameter Through Spindle of Hole	7.125", 180.98 mm
Length x Width	233" x 209", 5920 mm x 5310 mm
Height	129", 3280 mm
Weight	65,000 lbs., 29,484 kg

Do you have a Gleason 1000HC to sell?

We are actively seeking a 1996 Gleason 1000HC CNC Gear Hobbing machine. This model is renowned for its exceptional capabilities in gear manufacturing, making it a valuable asset for any machining operation. With an extreme ratio for both face milling and face hobbing at 10:1, the Gleason 1000HC is designed to handle a variety of gear cutting tasks efficiently. It boasts a maximum face milling depth of 1.25 inches and a face hobbing depth of 0.93 inches, allowing for versatility in different applications. The machine can accommodate a maximum face width of 6.00 inches for milling and 3.00 inches for hobbing, which enhances its adaptability to various gear specifications. One of the standout features of the Gleason 1000HC is its impressive gear pitch diameter capability, reaching up to 1000 mm or 39.37 inches.

This allows for the production of gears with a wide range of tooth numbers, accommodating anywhere from 1 to 300 inclusive, which is essential for shops that cater to diverse client needs. The cutter size also impresses, with a maximum diameter of 18 inches for face milling and a radius of 350 mm for face hobbing, making it suitable for larger projects. The machine operates with a hydraulic chucking work spindle and features a Fanuc 150MB control, providing precision and reliability in machining processes. Additionally, the work spindle can operate at variable speeds, allowing for adjustments between 0 to 67 RPM for the A-work spindle and 0 to 333 RPM for the B-swinging base, enhancing operational flexibility. With dimensions of 233 inches in length, 209 inches in width, and a height of 129 inches, this robust machine weighs an impressive 65,000 lbs, reflecting its sturdy construction. Sellers often decide to part with machines like the Gleason 1000HC due to various reasons, such as upgrading to newer technology, downsizing operations, or even plant closures.

We understand that these transitions can be challenging, and we aim to make the selling process as smooth as possible. At Superior Machine Tools, we buy nationwide and offer fast payments, ensuring you receive fair value for your equipment without the hassle of logistics. If you are considering selling your 1996 Gleason 1000HC or any other used CNC machinery, we are here to assist. Reach out to us today to discuss how we can help you navigate this process.

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