2007 HAAS TM1 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS

Technical Description

The 2007 Haas TM-1 is a 3-axis toolroom-style vertical machining center designed for prototype work, toolmaking, fixture building, and low-volume precision production. The TM-1 features a 28 x 12 x 16 inch work envelope (X, Y, Z travels), with the extended X-axis providing additional capacity for longer workpieces compared to compact mill platforms. The 30 x 12 inch T-slot worktable accommodates vises, fixtures, and workholding setups commonly found in toolroom environments. The direct-drive spindle operates at up to 6,000 RPM and is powered by a 7.5 HP vector drive motor with a CAT40 taper, supporting a broad range of materials and operations including milling, drilling, boring, and tapping. High-precision ballscrews on all three axes ensure accurate and repeatable positioning for detail-oriented work. The Haas CNC control offers a conversational operator interface with built-in help functions, program editing capabilities, and full G-code compatibility, making the TM-1 accessible to both experienced machinists and operators in training. The rigid cast iron construction reduces vibration and supports dimensional accuracy during cutting. Standard features include a coolant system and integrated chip management. At approximately 3,100 lbs, the TM-1 provides a stable and capable machining platform in a footprint suited to toolrooms, job shops, and educational facilities requiring a versatile mid-range vertical machining center.