1994 DAH LIH MCV2600 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS

Technical Description

The 1994 Dah Lih MCV2600 is a 3-axis vertical machining center manufactured by Dah Lih Machinery Industry Co. of Taiwan, built for heavy-duty large-format milling, drilling, and boring of very large industrial workpieces. The machine is constructed on a massively ribbed cast iron base and column that provide the structural mass and rigidity essential for stable, accurate cutting at high material removal rates in steel, cast iron, and large structural alloys. The BT 50 taper spindle delivers 15 kW of continuous power at a maximum speed of 6,000 RPM, combining high torque output with a broader speed range than the MCV2100, enabling versatile cutting from heavy roughing through finishing operations on large components. The working table measures 110.2 by 38.2 inches (2,800 by 970 mm) and supports axis travels of 102.4 inches in X, 33.5 inches in Y, and 29.9 inches in Z, providing one of the largest work envelopes available in the Dah Lih MCV series and suitable for processing very large mold bases, structural weldments, and oversized machined castings. The overall machine footprint measures approximately 338.6 by 184.8 inches with a height of approximately 156.0 inches. The machine weighs approximately 41,888 lbs. The MCV2600 is designed for industries requiring maximum large-format vertical machining capacity, including large mold and die manufacturing, heavy equipment production, power generation component machining, and other applications where workpiece size drives machine selection.