2021 JOHNFORD DMC1600H VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

JOHNFORD DMC1600H 2021 JOHNFORD DMC1600H VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER equipment image

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OEM
JOHNFORD
Model
DMC1600H
Year of Manufacture
2021
Category
VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS

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Technical Description

The 2021 Johnford DMC1600H is a 3-axis bridge-type vertical machining center built around a No.50 taper heavy-duty spindle for large mold, die, and structural component machining requiring high torque at the spindle. The machine provides a 66.9” × 43.3” worktable with X/Y/Z travels of 63.0”, 51.2”, and 31.5”, matching the DMC1600 in table and travel dimensions while substituting the No.50 taper spindle for superior torque delivery. The No.50 taper spindle operates at 6,000 RPM standard -- with 8,000 and 10,000 RPM options -- driven by a 25 HP continuous motor producing high sustained torque for heavy interrupted cutting in steel, cast iron, and alloy materials. The Fanuc 0i-MF Plus CNC control provides comprehensive programming capability including rigid tapping and high-speed contouring, with optional Siemens 828D. Overall machine footprint is 220.1” x 129.9” x 151.0” and machine weight is 45,000 lbs. The DMC1600H serves shops and tool rooms requiring the large-format capacity of the DMC1600 combined with the higher torque capability of No.50 taper tooling for heavy-duty large-workpiece applications.

Technical Attributes

Spindle Power
25 HP
Table Size (LxW)
66.9 x 43.3
Y-Axis Travel
51.2 ''
# of Axes
3
Z-Axis Travel
31.5 ''
X-Axis Travel
63 ''
Control System
Fanuc 0i-MF Plus
Max Spindle Speed
6000 RPM

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