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CNC Wire & Sinker EDM Model Year: 2024 MTConnect Standard

Makino UPV-3

Quick Engineering Summary (AI Overview / Key Facts)

The Makino UPV-3 is an industrial-grade CNC Wire & Sinker EDM powered by the Standard CNC. a top spindle speed of 0 RPM, and a 3-axis kinematic layout. It supports standardized digital factory monitoring via MTConnect.

Spindle Power Standard
Tool Capacity Standard
Rapid Traverse Standard
Machine Weight Standard

Engineering Overview & Machining Capabilities

Makino UPV-3 oil-dielectric wire EDM: 370 x 270 x 220 mm travels, 350 kg part limit, 100 mm part height and finishes down to 0.02 µm Ra.

Key Structural & Technology Features

• CNC Controller: Standard CNC
• High-rigidity machine structure
• Standardized MTConnect data connectivity
• Precision axis travels and spindle performance

Complete Machine Specifications & Engineering Telemetry

Standardized Parameters & Ratings
Manufacturer (Brand) Makino (Japan)
Machine Type CNC Wire & Sinker EDM
CNC Controller System Standard CNC
Number of Controlled Axes 3-Axis Simultaneous / Positioning
Spindle Taper Interface Standard
Table / Platter / Chuck Size 630 mm x 450 mm (24.8 in x 17.71 in)
Industrial IoT Protocol MTConnect ANSI/MTC1.4 Compliant (Ethernet/TCP)
Table Size 630 mm x 450 mm (24.8 in x 17.71 in)
X-Axis Travel 370 mm (14.56 in)
Y-Axis Travel 270 mm (10.63 in)
Z-Axis Travel 220 mm (8.7 in)
Max Workpiece Size 780 mm x 590 mm x 100 mm (30.71 in x 23.23 in x 3.94 in)
Max Workpiece Weight 350 kg (771 lb)
Work Tank Size 790 mm x 610 mm (31.1 in x 24.05 in)

Makino UPV-3 in Action & Demo

Frequently Asked Questions: Makino UPV-3

How much does the Makino UPV-3 cost?

Our best estimate for the Makino UPV-3 is $200,000 - $280,000. This is an estimate for a wire edm in this class, not a quote from Makino; configuration, tooling, automation and installation move the final price substantially. A specific price can be requested at https://machinetoolindex.com/machines/makino-upv-3#price; the request is passed to Makino or an authorised dealer.

What is the difference between the UPV-3 and the U32j?

Both have 370 x 270 x 220 mm of X, Y and Z travel and a stationary table. The difference is the dielectric. The UPV-3 cuts in oil, which Makino contrasts with traditional water-based wire EDM, is held to a tighter construction accuracy specification, and is quoted for finishes down to 0.02 µm Ra (1 µin Ra). Its workpiece height is limited to 100 mm (3.94 in).

Why does the UPV-3 use oil as the dielectric?

Oil is electrically neutral, so it supports machining at much lower power than deionized water and a smaller spark gap. Makino says that gives greater precision, finer finish and better metallurgical quality, with HAZ and recast reduced to a point where they are virtually undetectable.

How large a part can the UPV-3 cut?

Up to 780 mm x 590 mm x 100 mm (30.71 in x 23.23 in x 3.94 in) and 350 kg (771 lb), on a 630 mm x 450 mm (24.8 in x 17.71 in) table inside a 790 mm x 610 mm (31.1 in x 24.05 in) tank. Height is the tight limit: 100 mm (3.94 in), even though Z travels 220 mm (8.7 in).

Which materials gain most from the UPV-3?

Makino points to three effects of the oil dielectric: steel parts cannot rust in the machine, carbide and PCD are protected from oxidation of their binder such as cobalt depletion, and the low power levels leave HAZ and recast virtually undetectable. Carbide punches, PCD tooling and fine-finish steel components gain most.

How does the UPV-3 compare with the UPV-5?

The UPV-5 is the larger version, with 550 x 370 x 220 mm (21.65 x 14.56 x 8.7 in) of travel and an 810 x 550 mm (31.89 x 21.65 in) table. The UPV-3 has 370 x 270 x 220 mm (14.56 x 10.63 x 8.7 in) and a 630 x 450 mm table. Both are oil machines on the Uj-series platform with a 3-sided rise and fall tank.

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