RASOMA DS Vertical Turning: Pick-Up Spindles and Sub-Six-Second Handling
The supplier source identifies the RASOMA DS series.
Technical application analysis. Components not specified in the source; RASOMA DS vertical turning series; pick-up spindle with external presentation.
Reference configuration and timing
- The supplier source identifies the RASOMA DS series.
- Under its stated feed and conveying conditions, spindle loading/unloading is described as less than 6 s.
- RASOMA and GROB are different brands.
Engineering evaluation
Specify the pickup location, grip face and chip-cleaning process. A moving spindle still needs a blank presented in a stable orientation; the tray or track provides that function.
Compare an external robot at equivalent operation boundaries, including footprint, fixture changes and recovery. The short auxiliary figure is not a guarantee for every DS model and component.
Selection conditions and evidence limits
The supplier introduction lacks a complete chain to current manufacturer options and independent project acceptance. No added part range, savings or New Partner implementation is asserted.
Application questions
Does a pick-up spindle need a feeder?
It still requires correctly positioned available blanks and an appropriate finished-part route.
Should this replace a GROB solution page?
No. Brand and machine identity must remain separate.
Sources and evidence
Reviewed 4 November 2026. Source statements and engineering evaluation are identified separately. The references do not establish a New Partner delivery or customer acceptance result.
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