1995 S & T TRAK 2OP VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

Technical Description

The 1995 S&T TRAK 2OP is a 3-axis portable vertical machining center from Southwestern Industries, engineered for flexible deployment in job shop environments where machine mobility and a compact footprint are priorities. The TRAK 2OP features an 18" x 15" worktable and axis travels of 14" in X, 12" in Y, and 17" in Z, providing a practical small-format cutting envelope for aluminum, mild steel, and non-ferrous components. The BT30 taper spindle delivers 3 HP at up to 6,000 RPM, suited for light-to-moderate material removal. An 8-tool ATC supports multi-operation small-part production. The machine is controlled by Southwestern Industries' ProtoTRAK TMX CNC, offering a highly intuitive conversational programming interface alongside full G-code capability, making the machine accessible to operators with varying CNC experience levels. The overall dimensions are 52" x 30.5" x 101" tall with a machine weight of approximately 2,825 lbs, enabling single-forklift repositioning on the shop floor. The TRAK 2OP is well-suited to job shops, training environments, and production cells requiring flexible small-part VMC capability.