2004 FANUC T14IDL VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

Technical Description

The 2004 FANUC T14IDL is a 3-axis compact drilling, tapping, and milling center from the FANUC RoboDrill Alpha T14iDL series, the long-bed variant of the T14iD platform. The L suffix denotes the extended L-size table configuration, providing extended X-axis travel and an enlarged worktable relative to the standard M-size T14iD, enabling machining of larger workpieces or multi-part fixture arrays without repositioning. Following the pattern of L-bed RoboDrill models, the T14iDL provides approximately 700 mm X-axis travel with a worktable of approximately 850 x 410 mm, consistent with other L-size RoboDrill variants of the same era. Y-axis and Z-axis travels remain 400 mm and 330 mm respectively. The BT30 spindle operates at up to 15,000 RPM with synchronized rigid tapping, and the 14-tool arm-type ATC delivers 0.9-second tool-to-tool change time. The FANUC 16i-MB CNC provides full G-code, FANUC macro B, and contouring capability. Continuous spindle power is approximately 7.5 HP. Machine weight is approximately 4,400 to 4,850 lbs depending on configuration. The T14iDL's extended X-travel and enlarged table make it suitable for connector housings, bracket components, and elongated precision parts requiring multiple operations within a single setup.