
2001 LEADWELL V30 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS
Specifications & Market Value

Technical Description
The 2001 Leadwell V30 is a 3-axis vertical machining center representing Leadwell's dependable mid-range VMC platform, designed for precision production machining of small to medium-sized workpieces in job shop and general manufacturing environments. The fixed-column, moving-table cast iron structure provides a stable machining environment for milling, drilling, tapping, and boring across ferrous and non-ferrous materials. The worktable measures approximately 35 by 15.7 inches (890 x 400 mm), with axis travels of 30 inches in X, 16.1 inches in Y, and 16.1 inches in Z. Maximum table load is approximately 660 lbs. The BT-40 spindle reaches 8,000 RPM with 15 HP continuous output. The Fanuc 21-M CNC provides standard G-code programming, rigid tapping, and canned cycles. A 20 to 30-tool automatic tool changer enables complex multi-step programs. Machine weight is approximately 9,900 lbs. The Leadwell V30 is well suited for general job shop and production machining of medium-complexity components where a reliable, easy-to-operate CNC VMC with practical axis travels and Fanuc control compatibility is required.
Technical Attributes
- Spindle Power
- 15 HP
- X-Axis Travel
- 30 ''
- Z-Axis Travel
- 16.1 ''
- Table Size (LxW)
- 35 x 15.7
- # of Axes
- 3
- Control System
- Fanuc 21-M
- Max Spindle Speed
- 8000 RPM
- Y-Axis Travel
- 16.1 ''
Category
- MACHINING
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