2007 DAH LIH MCV1450 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

Technical Description

The 2007 Dah Lih MCV1450 is a 3-axis vertical machining center produced by Dah Lih Machinery Industry Co. of Taiwan, engineered for heavy-duty milling, drilling, and boring of large industrial components in steel, cast iron, and structural alloys. The machine is built on a massive cast iron base and column structure that delivers the structural mass and rigidity required for stable cutting at high material removal rates. The BT 50 taper spindle delivers 11 kW of continuous power at a maximum speed of 4,500 RPM through a two-speed gearbox, generating the high torque output needed for large-diameter face milling, heavy roughing, and deep boring operations on oversize workpieces. The working table measures 63.0 by 31.5 inches (1,600 by 800 mm) and supports axis travels of 57.1 inches in X, 29.5 inches in Y, and 29.5 inches in Z, providing a large work envelope appropriate for mold bases, structural weldments, and heavy machined castings. The overall machine footprint measures approximately 209.8 by 163.4 inches. The machine weighs approximately 31,967 lbs, reflecting its heavily constructed cast iron build that is central to its cutting stability and long-term dimensional accuracy. The MCV1450 is well-suited for mold and die manufacturers, heavy equipment producers, and aerospace suppliers requiring a large-capacity vertical machining center with high-torque 50-taper spindle performance for demanding large-format production applications.