GIDDINGS & LEWIS MC 1600 HORIZONTAL BORING MILLS

Specifications & Market Value

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Equipment Overview

Model
MC 1600
Year of manufacture
-

Technical Description

The GIDDINGS & LEWIS MC 1600 is a robust Horizontal Boring Mill featuring a 6.1-inch spindle with an ANSI B5.50 #50 taper, capable of speeds from 1 to 3,500 RPM. This machine provides extensive travel capacities, including 141.7 inches in the X (Table Cross) axis and 141.7 inches in the Y (Vertical Head) axis. The Z-axis (Spindle Travel) is 49.2 inches, complemented by a 78.7-inch W-axis (Saddle Travel). It is equipped with a 63 inches x 98.4 inches pallet, supporting a substantial load capacity of 33,100 lbs. Power is supplied by a 55.2 kW motor, and the machine utilizes a Fanuc 31i CNC control system. Key features include independent electric AC servo drives and pre-loaded anti-friction ball screws on all linear axes, a power drawbar, and thermal compensation for the Z-axis, ensuring high precision and stability during operation. The system includes a boom-mounted operator's panel with rotational adjustment for convenience.

Technical Attributes

Spindle Diameter
6.10 ''
Spindle Power
74.0 HP
Stroke Length
49.20 ''
X-Axis Travel
141.70 ''
Max Spindle Speed
4,000.00
Table Size (LxW)
63 x 98.4
Y-Axis Travel
141.70 ''
Z-Axis Travel
49.20 ''

Dimensions

Size
63 in W

Category

  1. MACHINING
  2. → BORING MILLS
  3. → HORIZONTAL BORING MILLS

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