1996 MONARCH VMC200B VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS

Specifications & Market Value

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Equipment Overview

OEM
MONARCH
Model
VMC200B
Year of manufacture
1996

Technical Description

The 1996 Monarch VMC200B is a 3-axis vertical machining center from Monarch Machine Tool's large-format VMC series, configured for the production of very large prismatic components in heavy industry applications. The VMC200B features a 160 x 36 inch work table and X-, Y-, and Z-axis travels of 160, 36, and 44 inches, one of the largest travel envelopes available in a Monarch vertical machining center. The CAT-50 taper spindle operates at speeds up to 6,000 to 10,000 RPM with a 35 HP motor, providing high torque for face milling, roughing, and profiling in steel, cast iron, and aluminum. The Fanuc 15M CNC control provides G-code programming, rigid tapping, macro programming, and advanced contouring. Overall dimensions are approximately 436 x 214 x 153 inches and machine weight is approximately 37,000 pounds. As a 1996 vintage machine, buyers should assess spindle, axis drive, and control condition prior to purchase.

Technical Attributes

Table Size (LxW)
160 x 36
Y-Axis Travel
36 ''
# of Axes
3
Max Spindle Speed
6000 RPM
X-Axis Travel
160 ''
Spindle Power
35 HP
Z-Axis Travel
44 ''
Control System
Fanuc 15M

Category

  1. MACHINING
  2. → CNC MACHINING CENTERS
  3. → VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS

Data Accuracy and Verification

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