Cincinnati Milacron Memorabilia
Company: Cincinnati Milacron
Based: Cincinnati Ohio Founded: 1889 as Cincinnati Milling Machine Company Founders: Frederick A. Geier and Fred Holz Specialty: Machine-tool manufacturer. CNC machine systems, First Numeric Controlled computer system for machine tooling to use Integrated Electronic Circuits - The Acramatic IV. Industrial tool systems, injection molding machines. First micro-computer controlled industrial robot. |
 A Cincinnati Acramatic CNC Circuit Board
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Cincinnati "Acramatic IV" CNC Machine Process Control Integrated Circuit (1966)
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In 1965, Cincinnati Milacron's Controls Division (CIMTROL) introduced the "Acramatic IV", the first numeric machine process controller in the industry to use Integrated Circuit Electronics. A computerized numeric controller (CNC) is a programable device that processes the multi-axis movements of a machine's tool feed.
One Integrated Circuit logic card in the Acramatic IV numeric controller replaced as many as ten circuit boards in earlier machine process controllers.
Using high-speed lC's the new Acramatic IV was 100 times faster than the fastest comparable systems of the time, with cycle times reduce to just 0.00035 seconds.
Besides being much faster, Integrated Circuits also made the Acramatic IV system smaller & more reliable than previous systems.
In 1974, Cincinnati Milacron introduced the world's first computer-controlled industrial robot, the T3.
This Tie clip promoting the Acramatic IV features an Integrated Circuit chip set in a 10-lead gold surface-mount package.
Back of tie clip is marked "Cincinnati Acramatic IV".
One Integrated Circuit logic card in the Acramatic IV numeric controller replaced as many as ten circuit boards in earlier machine process controllers.
Using high-speed lC's the new Acramatic IV was 100 times faster than the fastest comparable systems of the time, with cycle times reduce to just 0.00035 seconds.
Besides being much faster, Integrated Circuits also made the Acramatic IV system smaller & more reliable than previous systems.
In 1974, Cincinnati Milacron introduced the world's first computer-controlled industrial robot, the T3.
This Tie clip promoting the Acramatic IV features an Integrated Circuit chip set in a 10-lead gold surface-mount package.
Back of tie clip is marked "Cincinnati Acramatic IV".
Cincinnati Acramatic CNC Machine Process Control - Texas Instruments SN521 Chip (1965)
Item #877
Another Tie clip promoting the Cincinnati Acramatic IV CNC featuring an Integrated Circuit chip set in a gold 10-lead surface mount package.
This IC chip is a Texas Instruments "SN521" operational amplifier (Op Amp) from the SN52x series of linear integrated chips.
Back of tie clip is marked Stratton England.
This IC chip is a Texas Instruments "SN521" operational amplifier (Op Amp) from the SN52x series of linear integrated chips.
Back of tie clip is marked Stratton England.
Cincinnati "Acramatic IV" CNC Integrated Circuit Chip (1966)
Item #878
Another Tie clip from Cincinnati Milacron featuring a different Integrated Circuit chip set in a 10-lead gold surface-mount package.
Back of tie clip is marked "Cincinnati Acramatic IV".
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