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Digital Readout Systems >>
Anilam
Wizard 1000
Wizard 1000 for Milling and Turning Applications
The newest generation of digital readout systems, the ANILAM Wizard 1000, features exclusive clear LCD display technology. This technology replaces the traditional VFD displays still used by other manufacturers. The Wizard 1000 features a 5.7", 320x240 resolution transmissive LCD display, the latest in flat screen technology.
The Wizard 1000 milling and turning LCD readout system is totally intuitive as all prompts, instructions and help functions are now visible as text or graphics on the screen. In addition, all standard routines are now visible on the screen with graphics to guide the user through simple questions. It is no longer necessary to constantly refer to a manual or memorize codes, to access the functionality of the Wizard 1000 system.
The Wizard 1000 readout for milling and turning applications is a fully programmable readout that allows the user to create, edit, and execute programs from the program mode. The Wizard 1000 provides the capability to create a library of program names, each independently labeled. Each program can hold multiple steps, resulting in the ability to generate a large number of program files.
Programming features such as tool step, datum step, preset step, circle pattern step (mill only), linear pattern step (mill only), and incline and arc milling steps (mill only) are just a few advantages of using the ANILAM Wizard 1000 4-axis programmable readout.
Available in the same LCD readout as a 2-, 3- or 4-axes display, the Wizard 1000 for milling comes complete with bolthole pattern calculations with graphics for full and partial circles and linear patterns, zero reset and preset features, tool diameter compensation, near zero warning, and every other operating feature available in ANILAM's previous DRO product lines. The Wizard 1000 for turning applications comes complete with sixteen tool offsets that make it simple to compensate for different tool sizes. And when the tool offset is used with the axis lock feature, the tool deflection is reduced, even under load. The Wizard 1000 for turning also features a taper calculator.
The Wizard 1000 for Milling Applications is designed to exceed your milling needs with features that help all operators work smarter and faster:
Multiple program names with numerous steps
Multiple display views - DRO1 and DRO2
Job clock
Advanced skew compensation
Multiple language supports
On-screen help function
Bolthole pattern calculations with graphics (full and partial circles/linear patterns)
Centerline calculation enables you to establish workpiece zero and midpoints
16 tool offsets/diameter
2- or 3- or 4-axes LCD display
Preset and zero reset
Near-zero warning
Instant inch/mm conversion
4 function calculator / Trig calculator
Linear and non-linear error compensation
Electronic edge finder input
Position-Trac™ - a unique feature that lets you easily, quickly and accurately reestablish workpiece zero after power loss
The Wizard 1000 for Turning Applications is designed to exceed your turning needs with features that help all operators work smarter and faster:
Multiple program names with numerous steps
Multiple display views - DRO1 and DRO2
Job clock
Advanced skew compensation
Multiple language supports
On-screen help function
Lock axis feature - used in conjunction with tool offsetting, lets you establish tool offsets with the tool under load, resulting in reduced tool deflection
Instant radius / diameter conversion
Taper calculator
16 tool offsets/diameter
2- or 3- or 4-axes LCD display
Preset and zero reset
Near-zero warning
Instant inch/mm conversion
4 function calculator / Trig calculator
Linear and non-linear error compensation
Electronic edge finder / touch probe input
Position-Trac - a unique feature that lets you easily, quickly and accurately reestablish workpiece zero after power loss
The Wizard 1000 provides the CLEAR CHOICE of productivity for manual milling and turning applications!
Call us at 800-285-5271 for current pricing and availability on the Wizard 1000 systems.
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