
2007 DATRON XMILL VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS
Specifications & Market Value

Technical Description
The 2007 Datron XMILL is a 3-axis high-speed machining center designed and manufactured by Datron AG of Germany, built on a gantry-style moving-column architecture optimized for high-speed milling of aluminum, composite materials, graphite, and plastics. Consistent with Datron's engineering philosophy, the XMILL employs a high-frequency spindle operating at elevated RPM through an HSK taper interface, enabling fine surface finishes and efficient material removal in non-ferrous machining applications. The machine's fixed-workpiece, moving-gantry design provides excellent structural rigidity across the full travel range while maintaining the dynamic acceleration performance required for high-speed contouring operations. An integrated CNC control system provides intuitive programming support with high-speed toolpath processing suited to complex contouring applications. The XMILL's gantry architecture and high-speed spindle technology make it well-suited for precision machining of aluminum components, graphite electrodes, composite panels, and engraving applications in aerospace, mold making, and electronics manufacturing environments where high surface quality and fast cycle times are primary requirements.
Technical Attributes
- Control System
- Datron Proprietary
- # of Axes
- 3
Category
- MACHINING
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Data Accuracy and Verification
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