Danobat Robotic Solutions Optimize Machining Processes

Release Time：28 Jul,2025

<p style="text-align: center;"><img src="/ueditor/php/upload/image/20250729/1753800776304923.png" title="1753800776304923.png" alt="3.png"/></p><p style="text-align: justify;"><span style="font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 12px;">Danobat (Booth F60, Hall 11) will present robotic solutions that optimize existing processes and open new production possibilities. Earlier this year, Danobat made a bold leap into CNC precision robotics with dBOT, an innovative robot range built for operations that demand precision and dynamic performance. These robots set new industry standards by combining the flexibility of a robot with the stiffness, stability, and accuracy of a machine tool. At EMO, dBOT will showcase its capabilities with real-time machining. Overbeck’s IRD series has long set the standard for high-precision internal and radius grinding, even on tough materials like ceramics and carbide. As manufacturing shifts toward more agile production, the IRD has been completely redesigned to meet new demands. Precise, flexible, and automation-ready, the new IRD performs internal, external, face, radius, and non-round grinding in a single setup. It integrates both radius and non-round processes within a single software platform. Designed for high-precision applications in aerospace, toolmaking and mold and die sectors, it easily handles complex geometries and delivers superior surface finishes.</span></p><p style="text-align: justify;"><span style="font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 12px;">The new CGX delivers versatility in a compact 13 sqm footprint: it handles OD, ID, face, and non-round grinding — among other operations — on parts up to 1,800 mm in length, 540 mm in diameter, and 500 kg in weight, making it the only grinder in its class with such a big part capacity in a compact design. At EMO, the CGX will be equipped with an integrated MDM gauge for in- and post-process measurement, allowing real-time control of multiple diameters without interruption. Initially developed for large parts on our HG grinding machines, the MDM has proved highly effective in ensuring tight tolerances. The new MDM-100 brings that precision to smaller components (5–125 mm) and includes key improvements over previous versions. It’s an ideal solution for manufacturers working with multiple references or parts with varying diameters and continuous or interrupted surfaces — especially valuable when tight tolerances must be measured on small parts. Historically, achieving top results in a centerless grinding relied on the operator’s knowledge. Estarta changes that paradigm by delivering expert-level results from the very first part. Designed for fast changeovers, full ergonomics, and automatic loading in just 3.5 seconds, Estarta also includes OD and face grinding capabilities thanks to its angular configuration — ensuring burn-free results even in high-throughput environments. Its fully electric design, with no hydraulics, minimizes energy use and simplifies maintenance, making it the perfect fit for high-volume operations. Hembrug’s Mikroturn ultra-precision hard turning lathe now integrates superfinishing and tool and workpiece measuring systems inside the machine, achieving surface finishes of Ra 0.05 ?m and sub-micron profile accuracy. This all-in-one solution eliminates the need for external inspection or additional process steps. Engineered for complex threaded profiles — including gothic, round, planetary, and whitworth — the Mikroturn delivers micron-accurate parts from the very first part.</span></p>