WEISS MACHINERY E6 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTER

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OEM
WEISS MACHINERY
Model
E6
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS

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Technical Description

This is a compact 3-axis CNC vertical machining center designed for precision machining operations in confined spaces. The machine features a worktable measuring 23.60 × 19.69 inches with a maximum load capacity suitable for light to medium-duty applications. The work envelope dimensions of 23.62 inches (X-axis), 19.69 inches (Y-axis), and 9.80 inches (Z-axis) provide adequate travel for machining a variety of components. Powered by a 7.38 horsepower spindle motor, this machine delivers sufficient torque and cutting force for conventional low-speed milling operations in materials ranging from aluminum and plastics to harder alloys. The 3-axis configuration allows movement in horizontal (X and Y) and vertical (Z) directions, with the spindle remaining fixed while the workpiece table moves beneath it. This vertical spindle orientation ensures excellent operator visibility and facilitates setup and workholding. The CNC controller interprets programmed G-code to execute precise machining operations with high repeatability. Standard features typically include linear ball screws and precision guides for positioning accuracy, an automatic tool changer for efficient production workflows, and digital readouts for real-time position monitoring. This class of machine is well-suited for job shops, small manufacturing operations, and prototyping facilities requiring versatility and accuracy without requiring extensive floor space or three-phase power infrastructure in many cases.

Technical Attributes

Table Size (LxW)
23.60x19.69
X-Axis Travel
23.60 ''
Z-Axis Travel
9.80 ''
Spindle Taper
CAT 40
Y-Axis Travel
19.69 ''
Spindle Power
7.38 HP

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