ZX6350ACD Series Drilling and Milling Machines
● Machine Type: Vertical & Horizontal
● Motor Power: 22KW Main Spindle
● Working Table: 1000×240mm
● Max Drilling Diameter: 50mm
● Functions: Drilling, Milling, Boring, Tapping, Grinding
With computer-controlled system, it can execute complex machining tasks with exacting accuracy. You can input detailed instructions through CAD/CAM software, enabling the machine to perform a wide range of boring, facing, and other related operations on workpieces of different shapes and sizes. Ideal for high-volume production and the manufacturing of precision components, CNC boring machines are commonly used in industries like aerospace, where parts must meet strict dimensional and quality standards.
Maintains ±0.005 mm for micrometer-level fits.
Bores, faces, reams, counterbores in one cycle.
High-torque spindle clears tough stock swiftly.
CNC & ATC streamline runs, cut human error.
● Machine Type: Vertical & Horizontal
● Motor Power: 22KW Main Spindle
● Working Table: 1000×240mm
● Max Drilling Diameter: 50mm
● Functions: Drilling, Milling, Boring, Tapping, Grinding
● Machine Type: Hydraulic Radial Drilling
● Max Drilling Diameter: 50mm
● Spindle Speed: 25–2000rpm, 16 steps
● Spindle Stroke: 315mm
● Functions: Drilling, Tapping, Reaming, Scraping
● Machine Type: Turret Milling Machine
● Working Table: 1500×360mm
● Spindle Taper: 7:24 ISO 50 (H), ISO 40 (V)
● Spindle Speed: 60–4540rpm (12/16 steps)
● Functions: Flat, Sloped, and Groove Milling
● Machine Type: Universal Milling Machine
● Working Table: 1700×400mm
● Spindle Taper: 7:24 ISO50
● Spindle Speed: 30–1500rpm, 18 steps
● X/Y/Z Travel: 900/315/350mm
● Machine Type: Vertical Lifting Table Milling
● Working Table: 1250×360mm
● Spindle Taper: 7:24 ISO50
● Spindle Speed: 60–1700rpm
● Milling Head Tilt: ±45° Adjustable
● Machine Type: Metal Band Saw Machine
● Max. Cutting OD: 800mm
● Control Type: Hydraulic Semi-Automatic
● Saw Blade Speed: 20–80m/min
● Drive System: Worm Gear + Hydraulic Tensioning
Boring machines can work with a wide variety of materials. Common materials include metals like carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, cast iron, and brass. They can also process certain plastics and composite materials, although the choice of cutting tools and machining parameters may need to be adjusted according to the material’s properties.
Boring machines are capable of producing highly accurate holes. Depending on the type of machine and its specifications, they can achieve dimensional accuracies within a few micrometers. Precision – oriented machines, such as jig boring machines, can offer even tighter tolerances for critical applications.
Yes, many boring machines are versatile and can perform additional operations. These include facing (smoothing the surface around the hole), reaming (finishing the hole to a precise diameter), counterboring (creating a flat – bottomed recess around the hole), and even some milling and drilling tasks, depending on the machine’s capabilities.
When choosing a boring machine, factors such as the size and weight of the workpieces, the required accuracy of the holes, the types of materials to be processed, the complexity of the machining operations, and the production volume should be considered. Additionally, the machine’s power, spindle speed range, and available automation features also play important roles in the selection process.
Regular maintenance is crucial for the optimal performance of a boring machine. This includes daily tasks such as cleaning the machine, checking lubrication levels, and inspecting cutting tools for wear. Periodic maintenance, such as monthly or quarterly checks of the machine’s alignment, belt tension, and electrical systems, is also necessary. Comprehensive maintenance, including major overhauls, should be carried out according to the manufacturer’s recommendations, usually every one to three years, depending on the machine’s usage and operating conditions.
Yes, we offer comprehensive training programs for all our boring machines. When you purchase a machine from us, our team of experts will provide on – site training for your operators. The training covers everything from basic machine setup and programming (for CNC models) to proper operation, safety procedures, and basic maintenance. We also offer online resources and follow – up support to ensure your team is fully proficient in using the machine effectively and safely.
