2003 SHARP SV2412 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS

Technical Description

The 2003 Sharp SV2412 is a 3-axis vertical machining center manufactured by Sharp Industries, a Taiwanese builder with decades of VMC production experience. The SV 2412 is engineered for high-precision milling, drilling, and boring across a wide range of materials including aluminum, steel, and cast iron. The machine features a rigid cast-iron column and base with hardened and precision-ground box-way guideways on all three linear axes, providing exceptional rigidity and long-term accuracy under sustained cutting loads. The 28 x 12-inch worktable accommodates small-to-medium workpieces, and T-slots accept standard vises, fixtures, and modular tooling plates. Axis travels of 24 inches in X, 12 inches in Y, and 20 inches in Z provide a practical work envelope for this class of machine. The 40-taper spindle operates at up to 8,000 RPM with 10 HP continuous power, delivering torque and speed for both roughing and finish milling. An automatic tool changer enables unattended multi-tool machining programs. The Fanuc 0i-M CNC control provides full G-code capability, macro execution, tool life management, and Ethernet connectivity. At approximately 7,700 lbs, the SV 2412 offers a manageable footprint with solid construction for job-shop and production applications.