
TOS KURIM FU (Q) 150 HORIZONTAL BORING MILLS
Specifications & Market Value

Equipment Overview
- OEM
- TOS KURIM
- Model
- FU (Q) 150
- Year of manufacture
- -
Technical Description
The TOS KURIM FU (Q) 150 is a CNC Horizontal Floor Type Boring Mill/Machining Center designed for a wide range of demanding machining operations including milling, boring, roughing, reaming, and threading. This machine features a moving column and modular concept allowing for high flexibility and the use of versatile spindle heads. Technical specifications include a Y-Vertical Travel of Head that can range up to 98.43 inches (2500 mm), though one specific record notes 59.06 inches. The machine is typically equipped with a CNC control system, such as Heidenhain iTNC 530M. It boasts a maximum spindle speed of 4000 RPM (up to 6000 RPM possible in the FU series) with a CAT 50 spindle taper. Designed for machining large parts, this machine is suitable for items like heat exchangers, steam turbine parts, wind turbine shafts, and engine blocks. Optional features often include twin heavy-duty rotary tables, multi-spindle heads with a head changer, and an automatic tool changer, supporting large part production environments.
Technical Attributes
- Y-Axis Travel
- 59.06 ''
- X-Axis Travel
- 314.96 ''
- Max Spindle Speed
- 4,000.00
Dimensions
- Size
- 59.06 in H
Category
- MACHINING
- → BORING MILLS
- → HORIZONTAL BORING MILLS
Data Accuracy and Verification
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