2010 MAZAK VCS530C VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

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OEM
MAZAK
Model
VCS530C
Year of Manufacture
2010
Category
VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS

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Technical Description

The 2010 Mazak VCS530C is a 3-axis vertical machining center with an automatic pallet changer (APC), providing continuous production capability by cycling pallets between the machining zone and the setup station. As the pallet-equipped variant of the VCN530C, the machine shares identical machining specifications while adding APC functionality to maximize spindle utilization. The 61.18 x 21.65 in. pallet supports loads up to 2,645 lbs. Axis travels are 41.34 in. (X), 20.87 in. (Y), and 20.87 in. (Z). The CAT 40 spindle operates at up to 12,000 RPM with 25 HP of continuous power, and the machine is fitted with a 30-tool automatic tool changer. Rapid traverse speeds of 1,417 IPM on all linear axes minimize positioning time. The 2010 VCS530C is equipped with Mazatrol Matrix CNC, offering conversational and EIA/ISO programming with full 3-axis contouring, integrated tool life management, and DNC connectivity. Box-way construction provides the damping and rigidity required for consistent dimensional accuracy across long production runs. Weighing approximately 15,188 lbs, the VCS530C integrates readily into automated manufacturing cells and is well suited to applications in aerospace, automotive, and precision component production.

Technical Attributes

Spindle Power
25 HP
# of Axes
3
Table Size (LxW)
61.18 x 21.65
Y-Axis Travel
20.87 ''
Control System
Mazatrol Matrix
X-Axis Travel
41.34 ''
Max Spindle Speed
12000 RPM
Z-Axis Travel
20.87 ''

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