Preowned high speed machining centers

Axis X	1000 mm
Axis Z	750 mm
CNC	HEIDENHAIN

Axis Y	750 mm
Type	Vertical
Table length	1150 mm

Axis X	1000 mm
Axis Z	500 mm
CNC	Fidia c1 versione 2

Axis Y	600 mm
Type	Vertical
Table length	1400 mm

Axis X	760 mm
Axis Z	302 mm
Table length	840 mm

Axis Y	550 mm
CNC	Röders RMS 6
Table width	550 mm

Axis X	600 mm
Axis Z	300 mm
CNC	Roders Tec RMS6

Axis Y	450 mm
Type	Vertical
Table length	700 mm

CNC
Max. spindle speed	24000 rpm

Spindle taper
Rotary table	no

Axis X	1300 mm
Axis Z	635 mm
CNC	HSKA63

Axis Y	670 mm
Type	Vertical
Table length	1500 mm

Axis X	1000 mm
Axis Z	500 mm
CNC	Fidia C1

Axis Y	600 mm
Type	Vertical
Max. part weight	1500 kg

Axis X	700 mm
Axis Z	980 mm
CNC	OKUMA OSP-E100M

Axis Y	900 mm
Type	Horizontal
Spindle taper

Axis X	560 mm
Axis Z	410 mm
CNC	MAZATROL MATRIX NEXUS

Axis Y	410 mm
Type	Vertical
Table length	800 mm

Axis X	530 mm
Axis Z	450 mm
Max. part weight	200 kg

Axis Y	450 mm
CNC
Number of tool pockets	36

Axis X	650 mm
Axis Z	475 mm
Table length	960 mm

Axis Y	520 mm
CNC	Heidenhain TNC 640
Table width	570 mm

Axis X	400 mm
Axis Z	350 mm
CNC

Axis Y	450 mm
Type	Vertical
Number of tool pockets	18

Axis X	7500 mm
CNC
Max. spindle speed	24000 rpm

Type	Vertical
Spindle taper	HSK-63F
Spindle motor power	16 kW

Axis X	500 mm
Axis Z	380 mm
CNC

Axis Y	420 mm
Type	Vertical
Table length	800 mm

Axis X	650 mm
Axis Z	510 mm
CNC

Axis Y	765 mm
Type	Vertical
Max. part weight	500 kg

Axis X	1000 mm
Axis Z	450 mm
CNC

Axis Y	560 mm
Type	Vertical
Table length	1250 mm

Axis X	500 mm
Axis Z	400 mm
Spindle taper	HSK E40

Axis Y	400 mm
CNC	Andronic 2060
Max. spindle speed	42000 rpm

Axis X	900 mm
Axis Z	450 mm
CNC	FANUC 18 IMB Controller ( MSX-701 III )

Axis Y	600 mm
Type	Vertical
Table length	1000 mm

Axis X	760 mm
Axis Z	460 mm
CNC	Fanuc 16İ-MB

Axis Y	455 mm
Type	Vertical
Table length	409 mm

Axis X	710 mm
Axis Z	500 mm
CNC	HEIDENHAIN 426

Axis Y	600 mm
Type	Vertical
Spindle taper

The Ultimate Guide to High-Speed Machining Centers

High-speed machining centers are cutting-edge tools designed to perform high-precision cutting and milling operations at spindle speeds of 18,000 RPM or higher. These machining centers are indispensable in industries such as aerospace, automotive, mold and die manufacturing, and medical device production, where high productivity and precision are paramount. They offer enhanced efficiency, superior surface finishes, and the capability to machine complex geometries with exceptional accuracy.

Types of High-Speed Machining Centers

Vertical Machining Centers (VMCs)

Purpose: Feature a vertical spindle orientation, ideal for a broad spectrum of milling operations.
Applications: Precision parts, die and mold making, general machining.
Key Features: High spindle speeds, advanced control systems, robust construction.

Horizontal Machining Centers (HMCs)

Purpose: Feature a horizontal spindle orientation, facilitating efficient chip removal and extending tool life.
Applications: Heavy-duty cutting, complex part geometries, large production runs.
Key Features: High rigidity, efficient chip evacuation, multi-sided machining capabilities.

5-Axis Machining Centers

Purpose: Provide five axes of movement, enabling machining of complex parts in a single setup.
Applications: Aerospace components, intricate molds, complex geometries.
Key Features: High-speed spindles, simultaneous 5-axis machining, advanced CNC control.

Gantry Machining Centers

Purpose: Large-scale machines with a gantry structure, suited for machining large and heavy parts.
Applications: Aerospace components, large molds, structural parts.
Key Features: High-speed spindles, expansive working envelope, robust construction.

Key Features and Specifications

When selecting a high-speed machining center, consider the following features and specifications to ensure it meets your production needs:

Spindle Speed: Typically offers spindle speeds of 18,000 RPM and higher, crucial for high-speed cutting and fine surface finishes.
Spindle Power and Torque: Essential for maintaining cutting performance at high speeds.
Feed Rates: High feed rates enable faster machining times and improved productivity.
Accuracy and Precision: Linear scales, thermal compensation, and advanced control systems ensure high precision.
Tool Changer Capacity: Large capacities allow for extended operation without manual intervention.
Control System: Advanced CNC systems (e.g., FANUC, Siemens, Heidenhain) offer precise control, ease of programming, and CAD/CAM integration.
Cooling and Lubrication: Efficient systems prevent overheating and ensure consistent cutting performance.
Construction and Rigidity: High-quality materials and robust construction minimize vibrations, enhancing machining accuracy.

Advantages of Using High-Speed Machining Centers

Investing in high-speed machining centers provides numerous benefits:

Increased Productivity: Higher spindle speeds and feed rates reduce machining times and boost throughput.
Superior Surface Finish: High-speed cutting produces smoother surfaces, reducing the need for additional finishing.
Enhanced Precision: Advanced control systems and robust construction ensure high precision and tight tolerances.
Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of materials and complex geometries.
Reduced Tool Wear: Efficient chip evacuation and cooling systems prolong tool life, lowering operating costs.

Considerations When Buying a High-Speed Machining Center

To choose the right high-speed machining center, consider the following:

Application Requirements: Identify specific tasks and materials to select a machining center with the appropriate capacity and features.
Production Volume: Ensure the machine's speed and throughput capabilities match your production volume.
Precision Needs: Align the machine’s precision capabilities with your quality standards.
Budget: Balance initial investment with long-term operational costs, including maintenance and tooling.
Space and Installation: Consider available space and specific requirements for utilities and infrastructure.
Service and Support: Evaluate the availability of technical support, training programs, and maintenance services.
Future Expansion: Assess the machine’s scalability to meet potential increases in production demand.

Popular Brands and Pricing

Vertical Machining Centers (VMCs)

Makino: Prices range from $150,000 to $500,000.
Haas Automation: Pricing ranges from $80,000 to $250,000.
DMG MORI: Prices fall between $200,000 and $600,000.

Horizontal Machining Centers (HMCs)

Mazak: Prices range from $200,000 to $700,000.
Okuma: Pricing ranges from $180,000 to $650,000.
Kitamura: Prices fall between $250,000 and $800,000.

5-Axis Machining Centers

Hermle: Prices range from $300,000 to $1.2 million.
Mikron (GF Machining Solutions): Pricing ranges from $250,000 to $1 million.
DMG MORI: Prices fall between $400,000 and $1.5 million.

Gantry Machining Centers

Zimmermann: Prices range from $500,000 to over $2 million.
Fooke: Pricing ranges from $600,000 to over $2.5 million.
Haas Automation: Prices fall between $250,000 and $1 million.

Conclusion

High-speed machining centers are essential for industries requiring high precision, productivity, and the capability to machine complex geometries. With various types, such as vertical, horizontal, 5-axis, and gantry machining centers, selecting the right equipment depends on specific production needs, material types, and budget. By carefully evaluating application requirements, production volume, precision needs, and budget, businesses can invest in the right high-speed machining center to enhance their manufacturing capabilities and ensure consistent, high-quality production.

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The Ultimate Guide to High-Speed Machining Centers

Types of High-Speed Machining Centers

Vertical Machining Centers (VMCs)

Horizontal Machining Centers (HMCs)

5-Axis Machining Centers

Gantry Machining Centers

Key Features and Specifications

Advantages of Using High-Speed Machining Centers

Considerations When Buying a High-Speed Machining Center

Popular Brands and Pricing

Vertical Machining Centers (VMCs)

Horizontal Machining Centers (HMCs)

5-Axis Machining Centers

Gantry Machining Centers

Conclusion

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