1989 MATSUURA RAIIIF VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

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OEM
MATSUURA
Model
RAIIIF
Year of Manufacture
1989
Category
VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS

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Technical Description

The 1989 Matsuura RA-IIIF is a 3-axis vertical machining center from the Matsuura RA series, equipped with an integrated twin-pallet automatic pallet changer (APC) for continuous, unattended production. The 'F' suffix denotes this dual-pallet flexibility. Each pallet measures 420 x 800 mm (16.5" x 31.5") and supports a maximum workpiece load of 300 kg (660 lbs). Axis travels are 760 mm (29.9") in X, 440 mm (17.3") in Y, and 488 mm (19.2") in Z, with spindle nose-to-table distance of 145 mm to 633 mm. The BT40 spindle is rated at 20 HP and achieves a maximum speed of 15,000 RPM, delivering high-speed capability well beyond the standard RA-III spindle range. A 30-tool arm-type ATC supports complex multi-operation programs. The CNC is a Yasnac i80 (Yaskawa) controller with full EIA/ISO G-code and conversational programming, rigid tapping, and canned cycle support. Machine weight is approximately 15,000 lbs (6,800 kg). The RA-IIIF combines a generous work envelope with twin-pallet automation and a high-speed spindle, making it a versatile platform for precision batch production of medium-sized components in aerospace, medical, and general engineering applications.

Technical Attributes

Table Size (LxW)
31.50 x 16.54
Max Spindle Speed
15000 RPM
Y-Axis Travel
17.32 ''
# of Axes
3
Spindle Power
20 HP
Z-Axis Travel
19.21 ''
X-Axis Travel
29.92 ''
Control System
Yasnac i80

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