2012 HYUNDAI VX 500 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

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OEM
HYUNDAI
Model
VX 500
Year of Manufacture
2012
Category
VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS

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Technical Description

The 2012 Hyundai VX 500 is a 3-axis vertical machining center engineered for mid-size prismatic part machining across a broad range of materials. The machine features a 47.2" x 19.7" worktable with X/Y/Z travels of 41.7", 20.1", and 25.0", providing substantial machining envelope for mold, die, and general precision work. A 20 HP continuous-duty spindle motor drives the CAT40 spindle to a maximum of 10,000 RPM, delivering adequate torque for ferrous cutting alongside the speed needed for aluminum and non-ferrous applications. The machine incorporates a side-mounted 24-tool ATC offering fast tool changes to support multi-operation setups. Rapid traverse rates of 36 m/min on X/Y and 30 m/min on Z reduce non-cut time effectively. Box guideway construction on all axes provides the rigidity and damping characteristics necessary for high-quality surface finishes and tight dimensional tolerances. The Fanuc 0i-MD CNC control offers full G-code compatibility, rigid tapping, macro programming, and user-friendly operator interface. The maximum table load of 1,764 lbs accommodates a wide range of workpiece sizes. Overall machine footprint is approximately 114.8" x 93.0" x 110.2" with a machine weight of approximately 15,500 lbs, suitable for standard machine shop floor loading. The VX 500 is a reliable workhorse for job shops and production facilities requiring consistent, repeatable 3-axis vertical machining capability.

Technical Attributes

Y-Axis Travel
20.1 ''
Control System
Fanuc 0i-MD
Table Size (LxW)
47.2 x 19.7
# of Axes
3
Max Spindle Speed
10000 RPM
X-Axis Travel
41.7 ''
Z-Axis Travel
25 ''
Spindle Power
20 HP

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