VMC860 Vertical CNC Machining Center
● Machine Type: Vertical CNC Machining Center
● XYZ Stroke: 800×800×600mm
● Spindle Taper: BT40, 8000rpm
● Table Size: 1000×600mm, Load: 600kg
● Tool Magazine: 24-Position Disc Type
VMC features a spindle that is oriented vertically. This design makes it easy to load and unload workpieces, as well as to observe the machining process. They are ideal for operations like face milling, end milling, drilling, and tapping. In industries such as mold and die making, VMCs can accurately shape complex mold cavities. Their vertical orientation also allows for easy access to the cutting area, which is beneficial when using long cutting tools or machining tall workpieces.
Complete milling-drill-tap sequence in one setup.
Rapid RPMs slash cycle time for bulk removal.
Auto swaps up to 30 tools, zero downtime.
CAD/CAM programs run with live process feedback.
● Machine Type: Vertical CNC Machining Center
● XYZ Stroke: 800×800×600mm
● Spindle Taper: BT40, 8000rpm
● Table Size: 1000×600mm, Load: 600kg
● Tool Magazine: 24-Position Disc Type
● Machine Type: Automatic Bending Center
● Max. Bending Width: 1500mm
● Bending Speed: 0.2s per bend
● Control System: Standard 10 Axes
● Applications: Cabinets, Kitchenware, Metal Doors
CNC Machining Centers can process a wide range of materials. Metals such as carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, brass, copper, and titanium are commonly used. Additionally, they can handle various plastics like ABS, acrylic, and nylon, as well as composite materials. The choice of cutting tools and machining parameters needs to be adjusted according to the specific material being processed.
These machines are highly accurate, often achieving tolerances within ±0.005 – ±0.01mm. High-end models can even offer even tighter tolerances, ensuring that parts meet the strictest quality requirements for applications in precision-driven industries.
Yes, CNC Machining Centers are extremely flexible in production scale. For small-batch production, they can quickly switch between different part designs by simply changing the program. In mass production, their automation capabilities allow for the efficient and consistent production of large quantities of identical parts.
The programming time depends on the complexity of the part and the operator’s experience. Simple parts may take a few hours to program, while complex parts with intricate geometries and multiple operations can take several days. Using advanced CAD/CAM (Computer-Aided Design/Computer-Aided Manufacturing) software can significantly reduce programming time and improve the accuracy of the program.
Regular maintenance is essential for the optimal performance of a CNC Machining Center. This includes keeping the machine clean, especially the cutting area and the spindle, to prevent debris accumulation. Lubricating moving parts such as linear guides, ball screws, and bearings at recommended intervals helps reduce friction and wear. Periodic inspection of cutting tools for wear and damage is also necessary. Additionally, the electrical and control systems should be checked regularly to ensure proper functioning. Following a comprehensive maintenance schedule, including daily, weekly, and monthly tasks, can extend the lifespan of the CNC Machining Center and maintain its high – precision performance.
