The MDX-540 SRP® System. It’s one of the fastest and most accurate rapid prototype RP systems on the market. And its price tag is less than half most additive systems. The desktop device comes complete with powerful CAM software, making it easy to quickly produce everything from functional and snap-fit prototypes to light metal molds and custom jewelry.
The MDX-540 SRP® combines precision desktop milling with powerful CAM software, making it easy to produce prototypes with industry leading speed and accuracy.
Rotary Axis
Powered by a 400W spindle, the MDX-540 SRP® mills a wide variety of nonproprietary materials and popular engineered plastics such as ABS, Delrin, and nylon. Compared to additive RP systems, the desktop device produces functional prototypes that perform better in structural, thermal, and electrical testing. Plus, MDX-540 prototype materials meet a host of FDA and other government regulations that additive systems cannot.
The MDX-540 SRP® can also mill non-ferrous prototypes and molds made of aluminum, brass and copper. This lets design engineers create metal molds for rapid injection molding and EDM electrodes for production tooling.
Automatic Tool Changer (ATC)
Bundled SRP Player CAM software automates the prototyping process and generates tool paths with high speed and precision. The user-friendly program offers uniform 3D scaling, support for 4-axis milling, and simulation of finished 3D parts. It lets engineers quickly review the simulated prototype on the monitor and send it to the MDX-540 SRP® for production. The end result is faster prototype production, tighter dimensional accuracies and smooth layer free surfaces.
(MDX-540 with Automatic Tool Changer and Rotary Axis)
MDX-540 SRP® Specifications
Usable Materials
Plastic, wax, resin, wood and non-ferrous metals
XYZ-Axis Travel
19.6(X) x 15.7(Y) x 6.1"(Z)[500 (X) x 400 (Y) x 155 mm (Z)]
Milling Area with Optional Rotary Axis (ZCL-540)
7.0” Diameter x 14.6” Length
[177.8mm Diameter x 370.8mm Length]
Distance From Spindle Nose to Table
Maximum 10" (254mm)
Table Size
21.7(W) x 16.5"(D) [550(W) x 420mm (D)]
Workpiece weight
At acceleration of 0.2G: maximum 26lb (12kg), 0.1G: 44lb (20kg), 0.05G: 44lb (20kg)
+/-0.004"/12"(+/-0.1mm/300mm), under no-load conditions
Repeat accuracy
+/-0.0019"(+/-0.05mm), under no-load conditions
Origin reproducibility (when the power is switched on/off)
+/-0.0019" (+/-0.05mm)
Spindle motor
DC brushless motor, maximum 400W
Spindle speed
400 to 12,000 rpm; 400 to 3,000 rpm for positioning and centering
Tool chuck
Collet method, maximum tool diameter: 0.4" (10mm)
Control command sets
RML-1 and NC codes
Interface
USB (compliant with Universal Serial Bus Specification Revision 1.1)
Power supply
Voltage and frequency: AC 100 to 120 V/220 to 240 V +/-10%, 50/60 Hz
Required power capacity: 7A (100 to 120V)/4A (220 to 240V)
Power consumption
Approx. 700W
Acoustic noise level
During operation (no cutting): 65dB (A) or less, during standby: 40dB (A) or less (according to ISO 7779)
MDX-40 Specifications
Acceptable materials
ABS, Delrin, Nylon, Wood, Wax, Epoxy and Urethane Modeling Boards
X,V, and Z operational strokes
12 (X)x 12(Y) x 4-1/8” (Z) [305 (X) x 305(V) x 105 (Z) mm]
Distance from spindle tip to table
Maximum 4-15/16” (125 mm)
Table size
12 (W) x 12(D)” [305 (W) x 305 (D) mm]
Loadable workpiece weight
8.8 lb. (4Kg)
Loadable workpiece size
12 (X)x 12(Y) x 4-1/8” (Z) [305 (X) x 305(V) x 105 (Z) mm]
XYZ-axis motor
Stepping motor
Feed rate Main Unit
X-Y Axis: 0.0039 to 1.9ips (0.1 to 50 mm/sec.)
Z-axis: 0.0039 to 1.1 ips (0.1 to 30 mm/sec.)
Software resolution
0.00039 in./step (0.01 mm/step)
Mechanical resolution Main Unit
0.0001 in/step (0.002 mm/step)
Spindle motor
DC brushless motor, Maximum 100W
Spindle type
Modeling spindle
Spindle rotation
4500 to 15000 rpm
Tool chuck
Collet
Interface
USB connector, sensor connector, expansion connector
Power supply
Voltage and frequency
AC 100 to 240 ± 10%, 50/60 Hz
Required power capacity
2.1 A
Power consumption
Approx. 210W
Acoustic noise level
No-load operation
56 dB (A) or less, (According to lS07779)
Standby
42 dB (A) or less (According to lS07779)
Dimensions
26-3/8 (W) x 29-15/16 (D) x 21-13/16 (H)”
(669 (W) x 760 (D) x 554 (H) mm)
Weight Main Unit
146 lb. (66 Kg)
Accessories Main Unit
Power cord, collet, sensor, hexagonal wrench, hexagonal screw drivers, spanners, Software Package CD-ROM, MODELA Player4 CD-ROM, users manual, Roland Package, Installation and setup guide, MODELA Player4 installation and setup guide
Roland MDX-40
Take a look under the hood of the mid-range, MDX-40 performance milling machine and see why it’s the ultimate choice for prototypes, parts and precision models. The MDX-40 was designed for engineers, industrial designers, educators, and other product designers who want the convenience and security of having a compact, full-featured milling machine right on the desktop. Perfect for testing form, fit, and function in a wide variety of engineering plastics.
You will appreciate numerous well-designed features, including a high-speed 15,000 RPM spindle that captures all the fine details of your design quickly and precisely.
Rotary axis design makes unattended two- and four-side milling fast and simple. An optional 3D scanning head using innovative Roland Active Piezo Sensor technology is ideal for reverse engineering. And powerful CAM and simulation software included is easy-to-use right out the box.
The fast, precise and affordable MDX-40 is all you need to bring your engineering department roaring to life for about half the price of any other machine in its class.
LPX Series: Automated 3D scanning
Stop wasting hours cleaning up scanned data! With the touch of a button, LPX series 3D laser scanners can generate a detailed CAD model with a .008-inch resolution and a watertight surface. Bundled LPX EZ Studio reverse engineering software automatically scans, fills holes, aligns, decimates and merges planes of 3D models. LPX EZ Studio then exports them as point cloud data that can be easily used directly in SolidWorks 2007 Office Premium and other CAD software.
This integrated hardware/software solution offers affordable and automated 3D scanning for all popular CAD/CAM applications. The LPX-600 scans objects up to 16 inches tall and 10 inches in diameter, while the LPX-60 scans objects up to 12 inches tall and eight inches in diameter. Both enable designers to scan complex, organic shapes for hand-held consumer products, blister package design, hand-sculpted characters for feature animation, and face models for anaplastologists.
Roland LPX EX Studio typically saves designers two to five hours on every scanned object. It exports CAD models in a wide range of data formats, including point cloud, STL, PIX, and 3DM. STL files are used by the industry’s most popular rapid prototyping systems, including those manufactured by Roland, 3D Systems, Stratasys, Z-Corp and Solidscape.
System Requirements for Included Software
Operating system
Windows XP/2000/Me/98 SE (Second Edition)
CPU
Pentium 4 processor or better recommended
Memory
512MB or more recommended
Free hard-disk space required for installation
Dr.PICZA 3: 20MB or more
3D Editor: 10MB or more
Display
800 x 600 resolution and 16 bit color (High color) or more recommended.