STANKO SEDIN 1L532 VERTICAL BORING MILLS

Specifications & Market Value

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Equipment Overview

OEM
STANKO SEDIN
Model
1L532
Year of manufacture
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Technical Description

The STANKO SEDIN 1L532 Vertical Boring Mill is a robust machine designed for precision turning operations on large workpieces. Key specifications include a generous table diameter of 110.24 inches, a swing and maximum turning diameter both measuring 125.98 inches, and a faceplate diameter of 110.24 inches. The faceplate speed is adjustable from 1.25 to 63 rpm, offering 18 discrete speeds to accommodate various materials and cuts. This mill can handle workpieces up to 62.99 inches in height and support a maximum weight of 35,274 lbs. Operational flexibility is provided by the extensive movement capabilities: the distance between the faceplate and vertical supports ranges from 0 to 69.29 inches, while the distance to the cross-beam bottom is between 15.75 and 64.57 inches. The vertical slide offers a maximum stroke of 47.24 inches, and the vertical supports have a maximum horizontal movement of 67.72 inches. Additionally, the vertical supports can be turned up to ±30 degrees without the revolver head, enhancing versatility for complex machining tasks.

Technical Attributes

Max Spindle Speed
63.00 RPM
Table Diameter
110.24 ''

Category

  1. MACHINING
  2. → BORING MILLS
  3. → VERTICAL BORING MILLS

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