When purchasing a used vertical machining center (VMC), it's crucial to consider several factors to ensure a wise investment. Start by focusing on the machine's manufacturer and model; reputable brands such as Haas, DMG Mori, and FANUC are renowned for their durable, high-performing machines. The control system is another critical aspect, so ensure it meets your operational requirements and is compatible with your software.
The machine's age and condition are also vital. Regular maintenance and servicing records can provide a good indication of the machine's reliability and future performance. Assess the tool capacity, tool change time, work envelope, axis movement, spindle speed, and power to ensure they align with your production needs. Additionally, verify that the machine's power requirements match your facility's capabilities and that you have adequate space for its footprint.
Examining the service history and manuals can offer valuable insights into the machine's past usage and any potential future needs. Be sure to factor in all associated costs, including potential upgrades, repairs, transportation, and installation. Exploring financing options can also be beneficial, allowing you to consider higher-priced machines that may better suit your needs.
Kitmondo provides a wide selection of used VMCs to accommodate various requirements and budgets, with a dedicated team ready to assist you in making your purchase decision as smooth as possible.
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Year: 2013
Axis X | 1400 mm |
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Axis Z | 600 mm |
Type of CNC | vertical |
Axis Y | 700 mm |
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Rotary table (4th axis) | no |
Table length | 1550 mm |
Year: 2001
Axis X | 880 mm |
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Axis Z | 630 mm |
Type of CNC | Hh tnc-430 |
Axis Y | 630 mm |
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Rotary table (4th axis) | no |
Table length | 1000 mm |
Year: 2000
Axis X | 500 mm |
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Axis Z | 300 mm |
Type of CNC | Fanuc Series 16i-M |
Axis Y | 380 mm |
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Rotary table (4th axis) | no |
Number of tool pockets | 14 |
Year: 2007
Axis X | 700 mm |
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Axis Z | 410 mm |
Type of CNC | Brother CNC-B00 |
Axis Y | 450 mm |
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Rotary table (4th axis) | no |
Table length | 650 mm |
Year: 2016
Axis X | 1270 mm |
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Axis Z | 635 mm |
Type of CNC | HAAS |
Axis Y | 508 mm |
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Rotary table (4th axis) | no |
Table length | 742 mm |
Year: 2001
Axis X | 1000 mm |
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Axis Z | 510 mm |
Type of CNC | HEIDENHAIN 410 |
Axis Y | 500 mm |
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Rotary table (4th axis) | no |
Table length | 1200 mm |
Year: 2016
Axis X | 762 mm |
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Axis Z | 508 mm |
Type of CNC | HAAS |
Axis Y | 508 mm |
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Rotary table (4th axis) | no |
Max. part weight | 680 kg |
Year: 2003
Axis X | 1000 mm |
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Axis Z | 510 mm |
Type of CNC | HEIDENHAIN 426 |
Axis Y | 500 mm |
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Rotary table (4th axis) | no |
Table length | 1200 mm |
Year: 2000
Axis X | 630 mm |
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Axis Z | 500 mm |
Type of CNC | SIEMENS Siemens 810D |
Axis Y | 500 mm |
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Rotary table (4th axis) | no |
Table length | 800 mm |
Year: 1999
Axis X | 800 mm |
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Axis Z | 500 mm |
Type of CNC | Heidenhan |
Axis Y | 600 mm |
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Rotary table (4th axis) | no |
Table length | 1000 mm |
Year: 2005
Axis X | 2000 mm |
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Axis Z | 630 mm |
Type of CNC | Siemens 840D - Powerline |
Axis Y | 480 mm |
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Rotary table (4th axis) | yes |
Table length | 2600 mm |
Year: 1999
Axis X | 6500 mm |
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Axis Z | 380 mm |
Type of CNC | Ferrocontrol 3.204 |
Axis Y | 400 mm |
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Rotary table (4th axis) | no |
Number of tool pockets | 8 |
Year: 1985
Axis X | 1250 mm |
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Axis Z | 750 mm |
Type of CNC | HEIDENHAIN TNC 320 |
Axis Y | 650 mm |
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Rotary table (4th axis) | no |
Table length | 1400 mm |
Year: 2011
Axis X | 1020 mm |
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Axis Z | 540 mm |
Type of CNC | FANUC OIMD |
Axis Y | 540 mm |
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Rotary table (4th axis) | no |
Table length | 1120 mm |
Year: 2000
Axis X | 1050 mm |
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Axis Z | 450 mm |
Type of CNC | OKUMA OSP U10M |
Axis Y | 560 mm |
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Rotary table (4th axis) | no |
Table length | 1300 mm |
Year: 2015
Axis X | 600 mm |
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Axis Z | 580 mm |
Type of CNC | SIEMENS 828D |
Axis Y | 530 mm |
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Rotary table (4th axis) | no |
Table length | 840 mm |
Year: 2021
Axis X | 800 mm |
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Axis Z | 510 mm |
Type of CNC | Fanuc i-series |
Axis Y | 450 mm |
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Rotary table (4th axis) | yes |
Table length | 1000 mm |
Year: 2002
Axis X | 2000 mm |
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Axis Z | 600 mm |
Type of CNC | CNC SELCA 3045 |
Axis Y | 600 mm |
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Rotary table (4th axis) | no |
Table length | 2400 mm |
Year: 1999
Axis X | 1003 mm |
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Axis Z | 603 mm |
Type of CNC | SIEMENS 810D |
Axis Y | 603 mm |
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Rotary table (4th axis) | no |
Table length | 1200 mm |
Year: 2000
Axis X | 480 mm |
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Axis Z | 410 mm |
Type of CNC |
Axis Y | 360 mm |
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Rotary table (4th axis) | no |
Table length | 600 mm |
In the ever-evolving marketplace of industrial equipment, vertical machining centers (VMCs) are highly prized for their versatility, precision, and productivity. These machines are essential across various sectors, from automotive to aerospace. When contemplating the purchase of a used VMC, it’s important to evaluate specific factors to ensure the machine meets your operational needs and budget.
The brand and model of a VMC significantly influence its durability, performance, and maintenance requirements. Trusted manufacturers like Haas, DMG Mori, and FANUC are renowned for producing reliable and high-performing VMCs.
The control system’s sophistication and type are crucial as they determine the machine’s functionality. Modern CNC control systems enhance precision, ease of use, and integration with CAD/CAM software. Ensure the system is compatible with your current or intended software and operational processes.
While used machines can offer cost savings, their age and condition greatly impact longevity and performance. Check for wear and tear, particularly in key components like the spindle, guideways, and control panel. Ideally, the machine should have been regularly serviced and maintained.
The number of tools a VMC can hold and the time it takes to switch between them can affect your production speed and versatility. Evaluate these specifications in relation to your production needs.
The size and complexity of the parts you plan to manufacture will determine the necessary work envelope and axis movement capabilities of the VMC. Multi-axis VMCs offer greater flexibility and complexity in part production but may require more advanced programming skills.
These factors dictate the range of materials the machine can handle and the speed at which it can operate. Higher spindle speeds and power are essential for harder materials or high-speed machining applications.
Ensure the machine’s power requirements align with your facility’s capabilities and that you have adequate space for its footprint and operational clearances.
Manuals, part lists, and service records provide insights into the machine’s history and help anticipate future maintenance needs.
Consider the total cost, including transportation, installation, and potential upgrade or repair costs. Financing options can make more expensive machines more accessible.
The right VMC should cater to your specific production needs while fitting within your budget. Kitmondo offers a comprehensive marketplace with a wide variety of used vertical machining centers, ensuring you find the perfect match for your business. Feel free to reach out to our knowledgeable team for personalized assistance in your search for a used VMC. With our industry experience and technical expertise, we are committed to facilitating smooth and successful transactions.