2002 MIKRON UCP1350 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

Technical Description

The 2002 MIKRON UCP 1350 is a 5-axis universal machining center from GF Machining Solutions, built for large complex workpiece machining in aerospace, energy, and heavy die and mold applications requiring full five-axis simultaneous contouring. The UCP 1350 features a large round rotary-tilting table with a 1,100 mm (43.3 inch) diameter accommodating workpieces up to 1,500 kg, combined with X/Y/Z linear travels of 53.1, 45.3, and 27.6 inches. The A-axis tilts from +15 to -120 degrees while the C-axis provides 360-degree continuous rotation with 0.001-degree indexing resolution, enabling complete five-sided machining and complex undercut geometries in a single setup. The HSK-A63 spindle interface at 15,000 RPM (with 18,000 and 24,000 RPM options) accommodates both standard and high-speed tooling requirements across diverse material classes. The 24 kW (approximately 32 HP) S6-rated spindle motor delivers 191 Nm of torque for productive roughing, with higher-power options available for the most demanding cutting applications. The Heidenhain TNC 426 CNC control on this vintage unit provides simultaneous 5-axis interpolation and high-speed machining cycles. A 30-tool automatic tool changer (expandable to 46 positions) supports multi-step five-axis programs. At approximately 12,600 kg (27,778 lbs), the UCP 1350's rigid construction ensures the positional accuracy and repeatability required for precision aerospace and die manufacturing to tight geometric tolerances.