2013 MAZAK VCN 700E-40 II VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

Equipment Overview
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- MAZAK
- Model
- VCN 700E-40 II
- Year of Manufacture
- 2013
- Category
- VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS
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A+Technical Description
The 2013 Mazak VCN 700E-40 II is a 3-axis large-envelope vertical machining center distinguished by its extended X-axis travel of 80 inches — significantly longer than the VCN 700D series — making it ideal for long structural components such as aerospace spars, extrusion dies, and longitudinal fixtures. Y-axis travel is 27.6 inches and Z-axis travel is 28.3 inches. The machine accommodates workpieces on a 2,032 x 700 mm table of exceptional length. The No. 40 taper spindle delivers up to 12,000 RPM and 30 HP continuous power, supporting both high-speed finishing passes and productive roughing operations across the full 80-inch X stroke. The 48-tool automatic tool changer supports highly complex multi-operation setups without operator intervention. Rapid traverse across all axes minimizes non-cutting time between features spaced across the long table. The Mazatrol Matrix Nexus CNC provides conversational and EIA/ISO programming, with advanced look-ahead processing to maintain feed rates through complex contoured toolpaths. Thermal compensation across the machine structure preserves accuracy during extended production cycles. The VCN 700E-40 II is well suited for long-part aerospace work, large progressive dies, and any application requiring an unusually long X-axis stroke without sacrificing the rigidity of a box-way vertical machining center. Overall machine dimensions are approximately 198 x 139 x 140 inches and the machine weighs approximately 26,500 lbs.
Technical Attributes
- # of Axes
- 3
- Control System
- Mazatrol Matrix
- Y-Axis Travel
- 27.6 ''
- Max Spindle Speed
- 12000 RPM
- Spindle Power
- 30 HP
- Z-Axis Travel
- 28.3 ''
- X-Axis Travel
- 80 ''
- Table Size (LxW)
- 80 x 27.5
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