2011 MATSUURA LX160 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

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OEM
MATSUURA
Model
LX160
Year of Manufacture
2011
Category
VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS

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Technical Description

The 2011 Matsuura LX-160 is a 3-axis linear motor vertical machining center optimized for high-speed, high-accuracy production of precision small parts, molds, and optical components. Direct linear motor drives on all three axes eliminate ball-screw backlash and enable rapid traverse rates of up to 3,543 IPM, dramatically reducing non-cutting time between features. The LX-160 provides X/Y/Z travels of 19.68 inches, 9.84 inches, and 11.81 inches, with a work table measuring approximately 19.68 by 9.84 inches and a maximum workpiece load of 45 lbs. A 46,000 RPM HSK-E40 direct-drive spindle delivers 20 HP of cutting power, enabling mirror-finish surface quality on hardened steel, aluminum, and graphite electrode materials. The Fanuc 30i CNC control provides nano-interpolation, high-speed look-ahead processing, and advanced servo tuning to maximize the potential of the machine's linear drive system. Optional glass scale position feedback on all linear axes ensures sub-micron accuracy for the most demanding precision applications. Pallet changer options (2-pallet or 42-pallet) are available for automated production. Tool magazine capacity ranges from 52 to 338 tools depending on configuration, supporting complex multi-operation parts without manual intervention. The LX-160 reflects Matsuura's leadership in linear motor machining technology and is a preferred platform for medical, electronics, and die/mold production environments.

Technical Attributes

Control System
Fanuc 30i
Max Spindle Speed
46000 RPM
Y-Axis Travel
9.84 ''
X-Axis Travel
19.68 ''
Table Size (LxW)
19.7 x 9.8
Spindle Power
20 HP
Z-Axis Travel
11.81 ''
# of Axes
3

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