
2003 MILLTRONICS VMD30 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS
Specifications & Market Value

Equipment Overview
- OEM
- MILLTRONICS
- Model
- VMD30
- Year of manufacture
- 2003
Technical Description
The 2003 Milltronics VMD30 is a 3-axis bridge-type vertical machining center from Milltronics' VMD series, providing a long-travel machining platform suited to the production of large prismatic components such as dies, mold bases, structural fixtures, and long rails. The VMD30's bridge-column architecture enables substantial X-axis table travel, with the fixed bridge providing a stable reference for the Y- and Z-axes regardless of table position. The 20 HP spindle motor drives the BT-40 taper spindle to speeds up to 6,000 RPM, delivering torque for face milling and heavy roughing in steel, aluminum, and cast iron. Y-axis travel is 30 inches and Z-axis travel is 24 inches. The Milltronics Centurion CNC supports conversational and G-code programming. Overall machine footprint is approximately 206 x 103 x 122 inches with weight in the 15,000–25,000 pound range depending on table configuration. The 2003 vintage VMD30 benefits from a more recent control generation than earlier units, with an established service base throughout North America.
Technical Attributes
- Control System
- Milltronics Centurion
- Y-Axis Travel
- 30 ''
- Max Spindle Speed
- 6000 RPM
- # of Axes
- 3
- Z-Axis Travel
- 24 ''
- Spindle Power
- 20 HP
Category
- MACHINING
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Data Accuracy and Verification
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