CLAUSING STORM VMC500L VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

Equipment Overview
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- CLAUSING
- Model
- STORM VMC500L
- Year of Manufacture
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- Category
- VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS
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A+Technical Description
The Clausing Storm VMC500L is a compact vertical machining center engineered for precision production of components ranging from simple workpieces to complex molds and dies. Built with a heavy cast iron base and saddle, this machine minimizes vibration and delivers superior rigidity compared to fabricated-base competitors. The three-axis system features 20" x 16" x 18" (X/Y/Z) travel dimensions, accommodating diverse workpiece sizes with a 23.6" x 12.6" table and 6,160 lbs load capacity. The machine utilizes a 1.57" (40mm) double nut pre-tensioned ballscrew directly coupled to servo drive motors, providing stronger and more precise operation than conventional 1.26" ballscrews. Duplex angular contact bearings support both ballscrew ends, ensuring durability and accuracy. The high-performance spindle runs at 8,000 RPM with a CAT-40 taper and is equipped with 2+2 matched super precision angular contact bearings for extended precision during heavy cutting operations. The 16-tool carousel automatic tool changer enables rapid tool changes and continuous production efficiency. Controlled by a CNC system, the VMC500L delivers 0.0002" repeatability accuracy, meeting demanding manufacturing tolerances. Standard features include stainless steel way covers protecting linear ways and ballscrews, adjustable coolant nozzles for precise cutting fluid delivery, and an automatic central lubrication system. This Storm VMC model represents exceptional value in its size and price range, making it ideal for job shops, tool and die operations, and automotive applications requiring reliable precision machining capabilities.
Technical Attributes
- Max Spindle Speed
- 8,000.00 RPM
- Table Size (LxW)
- 12.6x23.6
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