1990 CINCINNATI Milacron Sabre 2000 ERO VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

Technical Description

The 1990 Cincinnati Milacron Sabre 2000 ERO is a 3-axis CNC vertical machining center manufactured by Cincinnati Milacron of Cincinnati, Ohio, representing the largest Sabre series platform with approximately 80 inches of X-axis travel. The ERO suffix denotes the Enclosed Right Orientation enclosure configuration. The CAT-40 spindle delivers approximately 12 to 15 HP and reaches a maximum speed of 8,000 RPM across a wide speed range, providing productive cutting performance on large workpieces in steel, cast iron, and aluminum. The work table measures approximately 84 x 30 inches with a 3,700 lb load capacity, and axis travels extend 80 inches in X, 30 inches in Y, and 32 inches in Z. Rapid traverse reaches 944 IPM on X and Y axes and 745 IPM on Z. A 21-tool ATC supports multi-operation production cycles. Control is provided by the Cincinnati Acramatic 850SX CNC system, appropriate for 1990-era production. Overall machine dimensions are approximately 259 x 145 x 141 inches and the machine weighs approximately 21,000 to 24,500 lbs, requiring specialized rigging and a properly prepared foundation. The Sabre 2000 ERO is a high-capacity platform well-suited for large mold bases, aerospace structural components, heavy automotive tooling, and production of large prismatic parts requiring the extended work envelope of the 2000 class Sabre.