2005 SIGMA SDV 3224 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS

Technical Description

The 2005 Sigma SDV 3224 is a 3-axis vertical machining center produced by Sigma CNC, a Taiwanese precision machine-tool manufacturer specializing in vertical and double-column machining centers. The SDV 3224 is designed for precision milling, drilling, and contouring across a wide range of workpiece materials including aluminum, steel, and cast iron. Built on a rigid cast-iron column and base with precision-ground guideways, the machine provides the structural stability required for accurate multi-axis cutting programs. The machine designation SDV 3224 indicates a work envelope suited to medium-to-large workpieces, with travel dimensions proportional to the 3224 designation. The Fanuc Series 18i-MB CNC control system delivers full G-code programming, five-axis interpolation readiness, macro execution, tool life management, and Ethernet connectivity for DNC operations. An automatic tool changer enables unattended multi-tool machining sequences. Standard features include integrated coolant, chip management provisions, and full-enclosure guarding. The SDV 3224 reflects Sigma's approach to combining Taiwanese manufacturing precision with established CNC control technology, targeting manufacturers requiring reliable VMC performance for mold, die, fixture, and production component applications across industries including aerospace, automotive, and general engineering.