2021 MILLTRONICS VM2515 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

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OEM
MILLTRONICS
Model
VM2515
Year of Manufacture
2021
Category
VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS

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Technical Description

The 2021 Milltronics VM2515 is a 3-axis vertical machining center from Milltronics' current production VM series, providing a compact and capable platform for job shop milling, drilling, and tapping operations. The VM2515 offers a 30 x 16 inch work table with X-, Y-, and Z-axis travels of 25, 15, and 20 inches, accommodating small-to-medium prismatic components in a minimal machine footprint. The spindle is rated to 10,000 RPM with a 15 HP motor (10 HP continuous), suitable for machining steel, aluminum, and engineering plastics. The machine is equipped with Milltronics' 9000-DGI CNC control featuring a color touchscreen display, conversational programming, and full G-code support including rigid tapping and contouring cycles. The 2021 vintage represents current-generation Milltronics construction with modern linear guideways, precision ball screws, and enhanced spindle design compared to legacy VM series machines. Overall dimensions are approximately 119 x 130 x 101.5 inches, and machine weight is 6,200 pounds. The VM2515 is well-suited for shops producing precision parts in small-to-medium volumes where floor space and capital budget are primary constraints.

Technical Attributes

Z-Axis Travel
20 ''
Spindle Power
15 HP
Y-Axis Travel
15 ''
X-Axis Travel
25 ''
Control System
Milltronics 9000-DGI
Table Size (LxW)
30 x 16
# of Axes
3
Max Spindle Speed
10000 RPM

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