2002 DAEWOO DVC320 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

Technical Description

The 2002 Daewoo DVC320 is a 3-axis vertical machining center configured as a twin-pallet drill and tap center, enabling continuous production by alternating between two work pallets while the operator loads and unloads workpieces outside the cutting zone. The machine is built on a rigid cast iron structure providing the stiffness required for accurate drilling and tapping cycles across aluminum, steel, and cast iron components. The CAT 40 taper spindle delivers approximately 10 HP of continuous power at a maximum speed of 12,000 RPM, enabling high-speed drilling and tapping operations with rapid material removal rates. Each pallet measures 25.6 by 13.9 inches (650 by 355 mm) and the machine supports axis travels of 20.4 inches in X, 12.6 inches in Y, and 11.8 inches in Z. The Fanuc 21i-MB CNC control provides reliable G-code and tapping cycle support with a proven production-floor operator interface. The machine weighs approximately 8,500 lbs and has an overall footprint of approximately 93 by 88 inches with a height of approximately 106 inches. The twin-pallet configuration significantly increases effective spindle utilization by eliminating idle time associated with workpiece changeover, making the DVC320 particularly well-suited for high-volume production environments requiring consistent throughput in drilling, tapping, and light milling operations.