HQ.JCX-130 CNC Busduct joint connection busbar of BBT trunking system machine

Measured data and reference conditions — HQ.JCX-130 / MX.JCX-130

Values per the model datasheet. Each paragraph is self-contained and states the test condition, the value and the comparison baseline.

Hole distance accuracy on joint bars

Test condition: punching joint connection bars on the HQ.JCX-130 at a striking frequency of 60 times per minute. Value: hole-distance accuracy stated below ±0.1 mm, at a nominal pressure of 200 kN and a machining range of 5 × 130 mm. Comparison baseline: template punching of joint bars, where accumulated repositioning error shows up in the bolt pattern. Effect: bolt patterns match between joint bars, so busduct joints assemble without reaming.

Clamp once on raw material

Test condition: processing a piece of raw material through the full joint sequence. Value: clamp once, with automatic repeat clamp switching and no manual intervention in the process. Comparison baseline: machines that require manual re-clamping between operations. Effect: waste is stated to be lower and the finished-product rate higher, with a correspondingly higher degree of automation.

Striking head and clamping force

Test condition: punching, stretching and bulging on hydraulic power. Value: a hydraulic striking head with 30 mm cylinder trip at 200 kN, and hydraulic bar clamping. Comparison baseline: mechanically driven punching heads, which lose force as the joint geometry gets heavier. Effect: pressure and performance stay stable across the joint sequence.

Transfer axes and control

Test condition: positioning along the bar with a 50 m/min maximum X-axis speed. Value: high-precision ball screws and linear guides, with touch-screen operator dialogue. Comparison baseline: manual stops, where each joint position is set by hand. Effect: the operator sets parameters at the screen instead of positioning the bar physically, which lowers the skill level required.