2002 TAKUMI BRIDGE8 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

TAKUMI BRIDGE8 2002 TAKUMI BRIDGE8 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER equipment image

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OEM
TAKUMI
Model
BRIDGE8
Year of Manufacture
2002
Category
VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS

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Technical Description

The 2002 Takumi Bridge 8 is a 3-axis double-column bridge-type machining center produced by Takumi Seiki, a Taiwanese manufacturer specializing in high-speed bridge and double-column machining centers. The Bridge 8 is designed for large-format precision milling of molds, dies, aerospace components, and heavy structural parts where the double-column architecture provides superior rigidity compared to C-frame VMC designs. The double-column construction supports the spindle head from both sides, eliminating the cantilevered deflection inherent in single-column machines and enabling sustained heavy cutting across the full work envelope. The machine's X-axis travel spans the full width of the bridge, accommodating wide workpieces and large fixture plates. The high-speed spindle operates at elevated RPM suited to aluminum and hard material finish milling in mold applications. CNC control provides full G-code programming with canned cycles and macro capability for complex multi-pass programs. An automatic tool changer supports extended unattended machining. The Bridge 8 designation indicates an 800mm-class Y-axis capable machine within Takumi's bridge mill lineup. The machine's construction reflects Takumi's focus on delivering high-speed double-column machining performance for precision mold, die, and structural component production at a competitive Taiwanese price point.

Technical Attributes

# of Axes
3
Control System
Fanuc

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