1990 DAH LIH MCV610 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

Technical Description

The 1990 Dah Lih MCV610 is a 3-axis vertical machining center manufactured by Dah Lih Machinery Industry Co. of Taiwan, representing the company's early production of small-to-mid-range VMC platforms. Built on a rigid cast iron base and column, the machine provides the structural stiffness required for accurate milling, drilling, and tapping operations in aluminum, steel, and cast iron. The spindle delivers approximately 7.5 kW of continuous power at a maximum speed of 5,000 RPM, providing versatile cutting performance suited to the range of materials and operations typical of job shop production. The working table measures 29.9 by 13.0 inches (760 by 330 mm) and supports axis travels of 20.5 inches in X, 13.0 inches in Y, and 18.1 inches in Z. The Fanuc 0M CNC control delivers reliable G-code programming support with canned cycle capability appropriate for the machine's production era. The machine weighs approximately 8,378 lbs, reflecting the solid cast iron construction that underpins its cutting stability and dimensional accuracy. The MCV610 represents a compact and capable VMC platform from Dah Lih's early manufacturing period, well-suited to job shops and production facilities requiring a reliable small-format vertical machining center for precision part manufacturing in a space-efficient footprint.