1997 TITAN TVM760R VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

Technical Description

The 1997 Titan TVM760R is a 3-axis vertical machining center of Taiwanese manufacture, built for general-purpose machining on small to medium workpieces. The machine is constructed with a rigid cast iron base and column, providing a stable platform for milling, drilling, boring, and tapping operations. The work table measures approximately 31.5" x 19" and supports axis travels of approximately 29.9" in X, 17.7" in Y, and 20.1" in Z, consistent with the 760mm X-travel class of Taiwanese VMCs from this era. The spindle achieves a maximum speed of approximately 8,000 RPM with an estimated continuous spindle power of 7.5 to 10 HP, accommodating CAT 40 tooling. A 20-position automatic tool changer is standard on the TVM760R platform. The machine is equipped with a Fanuc CNC control providing standard G-code programming support. Overall machine dimensions are approximately 94" long x 75" wide x 102" high, and the machine weighs approximately 11,000 lbs. As a late-1990s Taiwanese VMC, the TVM760R represents a capable and durable general machining platform. Buyers should confirm exact specifications from the machine nameplate and documentation, as the TVM760R "R" designation may indicate a variant configuration. The machine is suitable for job shop and production environments requiring a compact 3-axis VMC for general metal cutting work.