Sharp TMV SERIES VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

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OEM
SHARP
Model
TMV SERIES
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS

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Technical Description

This vertical machining center features a robust 50" x 10" table capable of supporting workpieces up to 750 lbs, ideal for medium-duty machining tasks. The spindle is vertically oriented with a standard R8 taper, designed for compatibility with a wide range of tooling, including the optional NST #30 taper. It delivers a maximum spindle speed of 4,500 RPM powered by a 3.0 HP motor rated for 30-minute duty, with an optional upgrade to 5.0 HP for enhanced performance. Tooling is manually changed with a single tool carrier, emphasizing straightforward operation and setup without an automatic tool changer. The machine operates with 2 axes (X and Y) standard, with an optional third axis (Z), featuring travel of 35" (opt. 39") in X, 16.3" (opt. 16.5") in Y, and 15.3" (opt. 19") in Z, all capable of feed and rapid traverse rates of up to 100 inches per minute. The R8 spindle taper follows a precise 16.26° taper angle (approximately 3.5" per foot), ensuring solid tool holding with minimized runout, crucial for precision milling applications. The spindle uses a drawbar mechanism tightening tools securely for accuracy and repeatability. This machine is optimized for manual machining operations requiring moderate size and weight capacity, with rigid construction and operational simplicity suited to tool room and general milling tasks. It lacks automated features such as pallet changers or U-axis rotation, focusing on reliability and standard vertical milling functionality.

Technical Attributes

Table Size (LxW)
50 x 10
Z-Axis Travel
15.30 ''
X-Axis Travel
35.00 ''
Spindle Power
3.00 HP
Y-Axis Travel
16.30 ''
Max Spindle Speed
4,500.00

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