1990 SUPERMAX REBEL VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS

Technical Description

The 1990 Supermax REBEL is a 3-axis vertical machining center produced by YCM (Yeong Chin Machinery Industries) and marketed under the Supermax brand in North America. The MAX 1 REBEL is designed as a compact, high-rigidity VMC for job shops and toolrooms requiring reliable CNC milling capability in a manageable footprint. Built on a cast-iron column and base with precision-ground box-way guideways on all three axes, the machine provides the structural rigidity needed for accurate cutting in steel, aluminum, and cast iron. The 24 x 14-inch worktable accommodates small-to-medium workpieces with T-slots for standard vises and fixtures. Axis travels of 20 inches in X, 14 inches in Y, and 20 inches in Z define a compact but practical work envelope. The 40-taper spindle operates at up to 8,000 RPM with 10 HP continuous power, balancing torque for steel roughing with speed for aluminum finishing. A side-mount or umbrella automatic tool changer supports multi-tool programs. Fanuc 0M CNC control provides full G-code, canned cycle, and macro programming with reliable operator familiarity. At approximately 7,000 lbs, the MAX 1 REBEL is a well-proportioned entry-to-mid-range VMC suited to toolroom, prototype, and light-to-medium production applications where a compact, dependable machine is the priority over large-format capability.