2001 MILLTRONICS VM30 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

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OEM
MILLTRONICS
Model
VM30
Year of Manufacture
2001
Category
VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS

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Technical Description

The 2001 Milltronics VM30 is a 3-axis vertical machining center from Milltronics' large-format VM series, offering an expansive machining envelope suited to the production of large prismatic components including housings, dies, fixtures, and structural parts. The VM30 is equipped with a 66 x 26 inch cast-iron work table and delivers X-, Y-, and Z-axis travels of 60, 30, and 24 inches, representing one of the largest travel envelopes in the Milltronics lineup. The BT-40 taper spindle operates at speeds up to 8,000 RPM with a 24 HP motor, providing strong torque for face milling, profiling, and heavy roughing operations in steel, aluminum, and cast iron. The Milltronics Centurion CNC supports conversational and G-code programming with comprehensive canned cycles, enabling efficient machining of complex multi-feature parts. The cast-iron column and base construction ensures rigidity across the large travel envelope, maintaining accuracy during demanding production cycles. Standard equipment includes an automatic tool changer and flood coolant. At approximately 20,000 pounds, the VM30 is a substantial production machine backed by Milltronics' North American service network.

Technical Attributes

Control System
Milltronics Centurion
Spindle Power
24 HP
Z-Axis Travel
24 ''
Y-Axis Travel
30 ''
Max Spindle Speed
8000 RPM
# of Axes
3
Table Size (LxW)
66 x 26
X-Axis Travel
60 ''

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