05/10/2016

A notcher for every need

Schuler’s new Performer S produces laminations for electric motors and generators with diameters of 80 to 1,800 millimeters

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The new Performer S produces laminations for electric motors and generators with diameters of 80 to 1,800 millimeters.

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The large tooling area makes it easy to use a controlled die and ensures short set-up times.

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With up to 1,200 strokes per minute, the 200-kilonewton notcher is up to 20 percent faster than the previous model from Schuler.

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The machine is operated via a generously dimensioned touchscreen with clear visualization.

At the Coil Winding Expo in Berlin (CWIEME), Schuler will be unveiling its newly developed notcher. The Performer S is capable of producing laminations for electric motors and generators in a wide variety of sizes: it can notch blanks with diameters of 80 to 1,800 millimeters.

“No other comparable machine on the market can offer such a high degree of flexibility,” says Johannes Linden, head of Schuler’s Systems division.“ This makes the Performer S the ideal solution when it comes to manufacturing laminations for a wide variety of needs.” The large tooling area makes it easy to use a controlled die, while the notcher’s modular construction ensures short set-up times. The blankholder can be supplied as a retractable centering unit or blank ejector.

20 percent faster than predecessor

With up to 1,200 strokes per minute, the 200-kilonewton notcher is also up to 20 percent faster than the previous model from Schuler. With a notch accuracy of one hundredth of a millimeter, it guarantees the necessary precision – especially for thin sheets with low blanking clearance. This is helped above all by the machine’s rigid construction and the play-free, prestressed roller guidance of the slide.

The machine has virtually no hydraulics and is operated with oil-free air. The use of wear-free seals ensures low maintenance costs and a high level of availability. Thanks to a counterbalance moving in the opposite direction, the foundation forces are very low and the compact notcher can be placed above a cellar.

The machine is operated via a generously dimensioned touchscreen with clear visualization which leads directly to the desired function. Help is only a click away, and if required Schuler Service can directly access the machine.

Schuler will be unveiling the Performer S at the Coil Winding Expo (CWIEME) in Berlin from May 10 to 12: Hall 3.2, Stand B29.