
GIDDINGS & LEWIS VTC 6000 VERTICAL BORING MILLS
Specifications & Market Value

Equipment Overview
- Model
- VTC 6000
- Year of manufacture
- -
Technical Description
The GIDDINGS & LEWIS VTC 6000 is a high-capacity CNC Vertical Boring Mill designed for large-scale machining operations. Key specifications include a substantial Table Diameter of 19.7 ft, a maximum Swing of 23.0 ft, and a considerable Work Height (Upper/Lower) of 11.4 ft. This robust machine is powered by a 267.5 hp motor, capable of achieving table speeds up to 60 RPM. The machine features advanced CNC control, compatible with both Siemens and Fanuc systems, allowing for precision and flexibility in complex operations. Further technical details, potentially associated with similar models, highlight a Table Diameter of 71.7 inches, Maximum Swing of 80.5 inches, and a Height Under Rail of 80 inches. These machines typically feature a powerful 100 hp table drive and a broader speed range of 1-340 rpm, with a substantial Table Load Capacity of 33,000 lbs, and a machine weight of 47,840 lbs, indicating a solid foundation for heavy-duty work. This mill is engineered for demanding industrial environments where size, power, and precision are paramount.
Technical Attributes
- Table Diameter
- 236.40 ''
- Spindle Power
- 267.50 HP
- Max Spindle Speed
- 60.00 RPM
Dimensions
- Size
- 136.8 in H
Category
- MACHINING
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Data Accuracy and Verification
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