2006 BARON MAX 560H VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

BARON MAX 560H 2006 BARON MAX 560H VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER equipment image

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OEM
BARON
Model
MAX 560H
Year of Manufacture
2006
Category
VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS

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Technical Description

The Baron Max 560H is a 3-axis vertical machining center from Baron Max (Koan Cho Machinery Co., Ltd.), a Taiwanese manufacturer producing a range of VMCs for the global market. The 560H designation suggests an approximately 560 mm class working envelope vertical machining center, likely featuring linear guideway or box-way construction depending on the specific variant. Baron Max machines in this size class typically feature a BT-40 or CAT-40 spindle taper with a 10 to 15 HP motor and spindle speeds of up to 8,000 to 10,000 RPM, a 20-tool ATC, and a Fanuc or Mitsubishi CNC control. The 560H is positioned as a general-purpose VMC for job shop and light production environments requiring reliable CNC capability in a compact footprint. Standard equipment includes flood coolant, automatic lubrication, and full enclosure guarding. Baron Max machines have been distributed into North American and European markets as cost-effective, Taiwanese-built VMC alternatives to Japanese brands. Detailed factory specification data including exact axis travel, table dimensions, spindle power, and machine weight for the 560H variant are not widely documented in publicly available English-language sources. Prospective buyers should confirm all specifications directly with the unit's documentation or dealer records.

Technical Attributes

# of Axes
3
Control System
Fanuc

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