FIVES GIDDINGS & LEWIS VTC 2500 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

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- FIVES GIDDINGS & LEWIS
- Model
- VTC 2500
- Year of Manufacture
- -
- Category
- VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS
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A+Technical Description
This CNC vertical machining center features a robust main spindle with a maximum turning diameter and swing of 106.3 inches, accommodating large workpieces with a turning length up to 68.9 inches. The main spindle chuck diameter is 98.4 inches. It operates with dual main spindles, each delivering 150 RPM at 100 HP, enabling high power machining with stable speed and torque. The rotary tool offers 44.2 HP and up to 4,000 RPM for secondary machining operations. The machine supports up to 26 tools on the primary tool carrier and up to 100 tools on the secondary tool carrier, enhancing versatility and reducing tool change times. It has a standard 2-axis configuration (X and Z axes) with optional expansions to 3 axes for enhanced machining capabilities, including off-center operations. The X-axis travel extends to 61.4 inches, and the Z-axis travel to 49.2 inches, with an optional extended Z-axis travel to 68.9 inches. The machine provides a maximum feed rate and rapid traverse of 787 inches per minute, ensuring quick and precise tool movements. This CNC vertical machining center is optimized for machining large, complex components with precise control over cutting operations, suitable for high-volume and heavy-duty applications requiring extensive tool capacity and multiple simultaneous cutting tool options. Its combination of high horsepower, large swing diameter, and advanced tooling makes it ideal for precision turning of substantial parts with excellent efficiency and flexibility.
Technical Attributes
- X-Axis Travel
- 61.40 ''
- Z-Axis Travel
- 68.90 ''
- # of Axes
- 2
- Spindle Power
- 100.00 HP
- Max Spindle Speed
- 150.00 RPM
- Table Size (LxW)
- 98.4 x 39.4
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