2020 AKIRA SEIKI SV1050 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

Equipment Overview
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- AKIRA SEIKI
- Model
- SV1050
- Year of Manufacture
- 2020
- Category
- VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS
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A+Technical Description
The 2020 Akira Seiki SV1050 is a 3-axis vertical machining center from Akira Seiki's Super Vertical (SV) series, engineered for high-speed, high-power machining with greater work envelope capacity than the V series. The SV1050 features a BT-40 spindle taper with a 42 HP peak motor and a maximum spindle speed of 15,000 RPM, with oil chilling for sustained thermal stability during aggressive cutting operations. The worktable measures 1,200 by 480 millimeters (47.2 by 19 inches) with a maximum workpiece load of 1,176 kilograms. Axis travels are 1,050 mm (41.3 inches) in X, 540 mm (21.3 inches) in Y, and 560 mm (22 inches) in Z. Rapid traverse reaches 48 m/min in X and Y and 36 m/min in Z. The machine is equipped with a 36-tool arm-type ATC with a chip-to-chip time of 1.9 seconds and is controlled by the Akira Mi:845 system. Overall machine dimensions are approximately 150 by 88 inches (3,800 by 2,240 mm), with a machine weight of 7,158 kilograms (15,779 pounds). The 2020 build year reflects current-generation control system refinements, updated servo drives, and improved thermal compensation features. Standard equipment includes chain-type chip conveyor, flood coolant, automatic lubrication, and full enclosure guarding.
Technical Attributes
- Max Spindle Speed
- 15000 RPM
- Y-Axis Travel
- 21.3 ''
- X-Axis Travel
- 41.3 ''
- # of Axes
- 3
- Z-Axis Travel
- 22 ''
- Spindle Power
- 42 HP
- Control System
- Akira Mi:845
- Table Size (LxW)
- 47.2 x 19.0
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