AGMA HPA-6 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

This CNC machine features a compact vertical configuration with working envelope dimensions of 24 inches (X-axis), 16.5 inches (Y-axis), and 18.1 inches (Z-axis), providing adequate capacity for small-to-medium precision machining operations. The 10,000 RPM spindle represents a standard high-speed capability for modern CNC equipment, enabling efficient material removal across various applications including milling, drilling, and turning operations. At this rotational speed, the spindle requires balanced toolholders meeting G2.5 standards to minimize vibration and ensure accurate tolerances. The CNC control system automates all machine movements through G-code and M-code programming, eliminating manual operation and enabling complex part geometries with high repeatability. This computer numerical control architecture interprets CAD-derived toolpaths to precisely position cutting tools, controlling feed rates, spindle speed, and tool changes. The machine architecture includes key components: a rigid machine bed supporting the working envelope, an automatic tool-holding system compatible with standard CNC tooling, a precision spindle assembly with integrated cooling, and servo motors driving three linear axes. Rapid traverse capabilities allow quick non-cutting movements between operations, while programmable feed rates optimize cutting performance for different materials—from aluminum requiring 500-1000 SFM to stainless steel at 100-200 SFM. This configuration suits prototype development and moderate production runs requiring dimensional accuracy within ±0.0005 inches, making it ideal for aerospace, medical device, and automotive component manufacturing where precision and consistency are paramount.