1992 KIWA EXCEL610 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS

Technical Description

The 1992 Kiwa Excel 610 is a 3-axis vertical machining center produced during the early 1990s period when the Kiwa and Excel brands were closely linked in the compact VMC market. Designed for general precision production machining, the Excel 610 offers approximately 24 inches of X-axis travel, consistent with the 610 mm designation, combined with 16 inches of Y travel and 18 inches of Z travel, providing a versatile machining envelope for small to medium workpieces. The machine features a CAT-40 spindle reaching approximately 6,000 RPM, driven by a Fanuc 0M CNC control that provides standard G-code programming, canned cycle support, and reliable operator interface. The fixed-column, moving-table design delivers accurate, repeatable positioning through precision ball screws on all axes. An automatic tool changer enables multi-operation part programs without manual intervention. The compact floor footprint and standard electrical requirements make installation straightforward. The Kiwa Excel 610 is well suited for general job shop drilling, tapping, and milling of steel, aluminum, and non-ferrous materials where a compact, dependable CNC vertical machining center is required. Its Fanuc-based control ensures broad compatibility with existing part programs and readily available service support.