Vertical milling machines and vertical machining centers
Offers vertical milling machines & vertical machining centers
Year: 2013
Heidenhain iTNC 530, Year, X: 635, Y: 510, Z: 460, [rpm] 10.000, Tool: SK 40, Toolchanger, Tools 30, Pal. 2, Table: 560 x 790Year: 1998
HEIDENHAIN TNC 426, Year 1998, X: 1.000, Y: 600, Z: 600, [rpm] 20 - 8.000, Tool: ISO 40, Tools 24, Table: 1.200 x 600, Int. cooling [bar] 15Year: 2012
Heidenhain iTNC530, Year 2012, X: 1.035, Y: 560, Z: 510, [rpm] 18.000, Tool: SK 40, Tools 20, Table: 1.200 x 560, Int. cooling [bar] 40, cooling systemYear: 2013
Heidenhain iTNC 530, Year, X: 635, Y: 510, Z: 460, [rpm] 10.000, Tool: SK 40, Toolchanger, Tools 30, Pal. 2, Table: 560 x 790Year: 2021
Siemens 828 D, Year 2021, X: 550, Y: 550, Z: 510, [rpm] 10.000, kW 13/9, Tool: SK 40, Tools 24, Table: 850 x 650Year: 2022
Siemens 828 D, Year 2022, X: 550, Y: 550, Z: 510, [rpm] 12.000, kW 13 / 9, [Nm] 83 (40%), Tool: SK 40, Tools 24, Table: 850 x 650, Int. cooling [bar] 20Year: 2018
Siemens 828 D, Year 2018, [h] ca. 2.000, X: 800, Y: 450, Z: 510, [rpm] 12.000, Tool: SK 40, Tools 30, Table: 1.000 x 450, cooling system, Int. cooling [bar] 20Year: 2000
Mitsubishi Meldas control ( G-code programmable), Year, X: 2.000, Y: 1.200, Z: 500, [rpm] 50 - 4.000, [kW] 15, Tool: ISO 50, Tools 20, Table: 2.100 x 1.200Year: 2003
Ultimax 4, Year 2003, X: 1.060, Y: 610, Z: 610, [rpm] 10.000, [kW] 15, Tool: SK 40, Toolchanger 24 Pos., Table: 1.300 x 630Year: 2008
Andronic 2060, Year 2008, X: 550, Y: 400, Z: 400, [rpm] 0 - 42.000, kW 15 / 17, Tool: HSK 40 E, Tools 32, Table: 650 x 500Year: 2013
Heidenhain iTNC 530, Year 2013, X: 1.100, Y: 610, Z: 610, [rpm] 10.000, [Nm] 332, kW 13, Tool: SK 40, Tools 30, Table: 1.250 x 610, Int. cooling [bar] 22
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Vertical machining centers belong to the category of metal-cutting machines and are suitable for various tasks such as drilling, milling, threading, and reaming. They are equipped with CNC control, a tool changer, and a tool magazine, allowing fully automated processing of workpieces according to a predefined program.
Operating Principle and Design Types
A vertical machining center operates with a spindle and a movable console, on which the workpiece is clamped and brought to the spindle. Typically, the x- and y-axes are controlled via the table, while the spindle can only move in the z-direction (vertical). Compared to 5-axis milling machines, the spindle is more robustly mounted, so even used vertical machining centers can offer low wear.
Classic design types of vertical machining centers include the console, cross table, moving column, and portal designs, with the latter being particularly common due to its ability to meet high requirements in terms of stability and performance. It also offers advantages when machining very large workpieces.
What Is a Vertical Machining Center Suitable For?
Vertical machining centers are especially suitable for processing flat and box-shaped components. They are frequently used in the production of small and medium series, as well as in workshop manufacturing, and are often the machine of choice for single-part production.
Their fields of application range from mechanical engineering and automotive manufacturing to mold and tool making, as well as specialized applications in medical technology.
Buying a Used Vertical Machining Center
We are your experienced partner when you are looking to buy a used vertical machining center. Our customers benefit from our international network and many years of experience in the used machinery trade. With our optional Stenzel all-inclusive service package, your purchase of a used machine is made as easy as possible.
We take care of everything – from dismantling the vertical machining center on-site, to loading, transport, and installation in your machine hall.