Starrag USA Inc. LX 021 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

STARRAG USA INC. LX 021 Starrag USA Inc. LX 021 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER equipment image

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OEM
STARRAG USA INC.
Model
LX 021
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS

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Technical Description

The Starrag USA Inc. LX 021 Vertical Machining Center is a high-precision 5-axis machining platform engineered specifically for the efficient manufacture of turbine blades and similarly complex aerospace components. It features a vertical spindle with an HSK-A40 taper capable of reaching speeds up to 30,000 RPM, driven by a 27 HP motor (30-minute rating), delivering optimal cutting performance. The machine accommodates a maximum workpiece weight of 110 lbs on a standard rotary support table with dimensions of 13.8" x 13.8". Its axes travel includes 15.7" on X, 7.9" on Y, and 16.1" on Z, complemented by a full 360° A-axis rotation and a 140° B-axis swivel, enabling multidirectional machining flexibility. Tooling is handled via a chain magazine tool carrier, supporting 60 tools as standard, expandable to 320, with a rapid 4.5-second tool change time. The optional U-axis further enhances multi-axis machining capability. The machine is designed with a thermo-symmetrical and vibration-reducing cast construction for maximum stability and precision. Rapid traverse rates are approximately 2,000 ipm on linear axes. This machining center integrates adaptive milling routines through advanced CAM software to ensure high process reliability and tight tolerances often required for complex aerospace parts. It does not include a pallet changer but excels in applications requiring flexible, precise, and efficient 5-axis machining in compact shop spaces.

Technical Attributes

Table Size (LxW)
13.8 x 13.8
Z-Axis Travel
16.10 ''
X-Axis Travel
15.70 ''
Max Spindle Speed
30,000.00
Y-Axis Travel
7.90 ''
Spindle Power
27.00 HP

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