2007 SHIZUOKA B10V VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS

Technical Description

The 2007 Shizuoka B10V is a 3-axis vertical machining center produced by Shizuoka Machine Tool Co., a Japanese manufacturer specializing in precision VMC equipment. The B10V is built on a rigid cast-iron column and base with precision-ground hardened box-way guideways, providing the rigidity and vibration damping characteristic of Japanese machine-tool construction. The 48 x 20-inch worktable accommodates medium-to-large workpieces with T-slots for versatile fixturing arrangements. Axis travels of 40 inches in X, 20 inches in Y, and 20 inches in Z define a capable work envelope for this class of VMC. The #45-taper spindle operates across a range up to approximately 3,150 RPM, with 10 HP driving capability well suited to heavy-duty steel and cast-iron cutting. A 16-station automatic tool changer enables multi-operation programs. The Fanuc 6M CNC control provides full G-code programming with canned cycle and macro support for drilling, boring, and milling operations. The machine's design emphasizes torque and rigidity over high-speed cutting, consistent with the large-taper, wide-table platform intended for structural and production machining. The B10V has remained in service in facilities that value its robust construction and large worktable for fixtures, mold plates, and heavy production components.