DORRIES VC 6500-12000 B VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER
Equipment Overview
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- DORRIES
- Model
- VC 6500-12000 B
- Year of Manufacture
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- Category
- VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS
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A+Technical Description
The DORRIES VC 6500-12000 B Vertical Machining Center is a high-capacity, heavy-duty machine designed for demanding turning and milling operations. It features a maximum main spindle turning diameter of 393 inches and a standard turning length of 110 inches, extendable to 228 inches with optional configurations. The main spindle chuck diameter is 220 inches, expandable to 393 inches, supporting large workpieces. The machine delivers up to 186 HP at 71 RPM, with an optional configuration providing 240 HP at 50 RPM for enhanced power in heavy cutting applications. It is equipped with a robust tooling system, supporting up to 200 turning tools and 200 rotary tools. Rotary tools are available in two configurations: standard at 29 HP and 2,000 RPM, and optional at 80 HP and 3,000 RPM. The machine can be outfitted with a second tool carrier (ATC) for increased flexibility. It supports single or dual simultaneous cutting tools, depending on the configuration. The standard setup includes three axes, with options for four-axis operation to accommodate complex machining tasks. The DORRIES VC 6500-12000 B is engineered for precision, rigidity, and high productivity in large-scale industrial environments, making it ideal for heavy-duty turning, milling, and multi-tasking operations.
Technical Attributes
- Max Spindle Speed
- 71.00 RPM
- # of Axes
- 3
- Spindle Power
- 240.00 HP
- Table Size (LxW)
- 118.1 x 51.2
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