1997 SNK PC120V VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS

Technical Description

The 1997 SNK PC120V is a 5-axis traveling-column vertical machining center produced by SNK (Shin Nippon Koki) as part of its large-format precision VMC lineup for aerospace, mold, and industrial production applications. The PC120V shares the traveling-column C-frame architecture with the FSP120V series, providing an extra-long work table suited to machining elongated aerospace structural members, large mold plates, and production fixtures. The machine features substantial X-axis travel exceeding 100 inches, with Y and Z travels configured for large workpiece height accommodation. The ISO 50-taper spindle delivers high torque for roughing in steel, titanium, and aluminum alloys. The A and B rotary axes enable multi-face machining in a single setup, reducing total cycle time and eliminating repositioning error. CNC control provides full five-axis simultaneous contouring, macro programming, and tool life management. An automatic tool changer supports extended unattended machining programs across complex five-axis trajectories. The machine's substantial weight and floor footprint reflect its large-format construction. The PC120V is suited to manufacturers requiring five-axis capability in a large-format traveling-column platform for aerospace and precision industrial part production.