2006 SHARP SV3220 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

Technical Description

The 2006 Sharp SV3220 is a 3-axis vertical machining center manufactured by Sharp Industries, offering a mid-size work envelope suited to a broad range of milling, drilling, and boring applications in job-shop and production environments. Built on a rigid cast-iron column and base with hardened and precision-ground box-way guideways, the SV3220 delivers the structural mass and damping required for sustained heavy cutting. The 35 x 20-inch worktable accommodates a wide variety of part sizes and fixturing configurations, supported by T-slots for vises, modular plates, and custom workholding. Axis travels of 32 inches in X, 20 inches in Y, and 22 inches in Z provide a practical work envelope for medium-to-large workpieces. The 40-taper spindle operates at up to 8,000 RPM with 15 HP continuous power, delivering robust torque for roughing operations and adequate speed for aluminum and steel finishing passes. An automatic tool changer supports multi-tool programs and extended unattended operation. The Fanuc 0i-M CNC control delivers full G-code programming, canned cycle support, macro execution, and Ethernet connectivity. Coolant provisions, chip management, and full-enclosure guarding are standard. The SV3220 is well suited to manufacturers requiring a heavier, wider work envelope than the SV2412 series provides, without stepping up to a full large-format machine.