Stirling
Hot Rolled
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The old 2 4th bolted together style sigma 1 or you have a trt160 that looks like the current bit is a sigma 1 servo?
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New Haas TRT160, TRT210, Are they rigid enough for heavy aluminum drilling/milling?
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DSMWerks
Aluminum
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It's the old style HRT210 with the HRT160 and a casting between them. When I was looking I had talked to Haas Oxnard tech dept at the factory to get to the bottom if the new style would be available in Sigma 1 and he said the motors in the new style could not be ordered as Sigma 1 and would not fit. So when the one I have came up for sale in the shape it is I jumped on it thinking I would put the 5th drive in my VF that is Sigma 1
Stirling
Hot Rolled
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Really. I thought you could order them with a sigma 1 conversion in the new casting??
Man I really wish I could plug my sigma1 mill into a sigma 5 rotory and just loose the scale function. Id like to get a trt160 for off center drilling.
I have a trt110 but I’m just on the bitter edge of its holding torque for what I’m doing. Nice and light for loading into the machine tho!
Maybe I should just get a tr160.
DSMWerks
Aluminum
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I thought Sigma 1 was an option on the full line as well until I tried to get the new version TRT160. They told me it was the only one not available in Sigma 1. Totally different motors used for them.
