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Prototyping Lab Equipment
HAAS TM-2 Toolroom Mill
CNC milling machine introduces students to production milling
- 40" x 16" x 16" machining envelope
- 7.5-hp drive
- 0.0004" positioning accuracy
- 0.0002" repeatability accuracy
HAAS TL-1 Toolroom Lathe
CNC lathe introduces students to production turning
- 16" x 30" cutting envelope (X x Z)
- 7.5-hp drive
- 75"/min feed rate on X
- 150"/min feed rate on Z
Epilog Laser Engraver Mini 24
Engrave designs into parts or make cuts in thin sheets of material
- 24" x 12" work area
- 5.5" max material thickness
- 1200 dpi max resolution
Injection Molding Machine
Create plastic parts in a low-volume production environment
- 8" x 11" mold plan area
- 6 inch3 (4 oz) max single shot
- 12,000 psi max injection pressure
- 20-ton max clamping force
- 800-deg F temperature control
Dimension U-Print Plus 3-D Printer
3-D printer allows students to economically produce a tangible design prototype
- Build size: 8" x 8" x 6"
- Layer thickness: 0.010"
- Material: ABS plastic
3-D Laser Scanner LPX-60
3-D scanner allows students to quickly reproduce an existing part into a detailed CAD file
- Table diameter: 8"
- Plane scanning: 8" x 12" (w x h)
- Rotary scanning: 8" x 12" (d x h)
- Operating speed: 10.1 rpm (table rotation); 4.98 rpm (head rotation)
- Scanning method: Spot beam triangulation
3-D Laser Scanner LPX-1200
3-D scanner allows students to quickly reproduce an existing part into a detailed CAD file
- Table diameter: 5.1"
- Plane scanning: 5" x 8" (w x h)
- Rotary scanning: 5" x 8" (d x h)
- Operating speed: 9 rpm (table rotation); 4.48 rpm (head rotation)
- Scanning method: Spot beam triangulation
