DMG MORI is a leading manufacturer of high-precision and highly efficient machine tools and is represented in 43 countries worldwide. It is an important customer for Siemens. An innovation driver. It is a global leader in the machine tool manufacturing industry.

With its latest development, the DMF 400/11 FD traveling column machine, DMG MORI meets the market demand for highly flexible five-axis machines that impress with their very high number of technological possibilities. Here, for example, milling-turning is also possible without any problems.

The very first discussions with Siemens revolved around integrating more performance into the existing control cabinet. This led to the decision to use the SINAMICS S220 Booksize modules, which allow twice the number of axes in the same installation space.

In addition, they can be overloaded two or three-fold. This means that the current demand is very high precisely at the moment when acceleration occurs. When the actual milling process begins, the power supply can be reduced again. This means that converters can be used one size smaller in some places, which is not only advantageous in terms of the space saved, but also in terms of reduced costs. Since space in machines is limited and the variety of options is growing day by day, the compactness of the SINAMICS S220 Booksize proves to be one of its key benefits.

The SINAMICS S220 Booksize modules are also, just like the electrical installation technology from Siemens, fully integrated in the TIA Portal, where they can be configured and managed.

With SINUMERIK ONE, we are experiencing the full power of digitalization. Maximum workpiece quality, future-proof technologies, and the highest productivity through digitally optimized processes. Added to this are the advantages of the digital twin, including comprehensive monitoring of all production data.
SIMOTICS 1FN3 linear motors are used in DMG's traveling column machine DMF 400/11 FD. SIMOTICS 1FT2 motors are also to be used in the future. Linear motors are also installed in conjunction with this.