1997 CINCINNATI 20V50 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

Technical Description

The 1997 Cincinnati 20V50 is a 5-axis CNC vertical profiling and contouring machining center from Cincinnati Milacron, representing the 50-inch table configuration of the Hydrotel 20V series. The machine features A- and B-axis swivel capability (±25° each) enabling true 5-axis contouring for complex sculptured surfaces, airfoil profiles, and compound-angle features without workpiece repositioning. The #50 NS taper spindle delivers 20 HP and reaches a maximum speed of 10,800 RPM across 23 speed steps, providing the torque and speed range required for diverse profiling operations. A 30-tool ATC supports complex programs with multiple tool changes. The work table measures approximately 30 x 50 inches with a load capacity of approximately 7,000 lbs, and axis travels extend approximately 50 inches in X, 30 inches in Y, and 24 inches in Z. Control is provided by the Cincinnati Acramatic 950 CNC system or Allen-Bradley Model 2.1 depending on configuration, with feed rates up to 140 IPM. Overall machine dimensions and weight were not confirmed from publicly available documentation. The 20V series was widely used in aerospace, die casting tooling, and defense manufacturing for complex 5-axis contoured component production.