WILLIS MACHINERY & TOOLS 2900 SERIES HORIZONTAL MACHINING CENTER

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WILLIS MACHINERY & TOOLS
Model
2900 SERIES
Year of Manufacture
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Category
HORIZONTAL MACHINING CENTERS

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Technical Description

The Willis Machinery & Tools 2900 Series represents a robust manual horizontal machining center designed for precision turning and chucking operations. This dual-spindle configured machine features a substantial main spindle turning diameter capacity of 29.130 inches and maximum turning length of 275 inches, accommodating large workpieces in single setups. The 18-inch chuck diameter provides secure workholding for demanding applications. With a maximum swing of 29.130 inches, the machine delivers considerable versatility for complex geometries. Powered by dual main spindles each rated at 30 horsepower with selectable speeds of 1,250 RPM standard or 670 RPM optional, the system enables optimized cutting parameters across varied material types and tool configurations. The two-axis design with 15 inches of X-axis travel and up to 275 inches of Z-axis travel facilitates extended longitudinal operations and detailed part profiling. Operating on a slide-type primary tool carrier with single simultaneous cutting tool capability, this configuration prioritizes accuracy and tool utilization efficiency. The manual operation protocol ensures operator control and adaptability for job-shop environments where setup flexibility and precision are paramount. This machine class suits mid-to-large scale production runs and prototyping requiring horizontal spindle orientation, making it ideal for turning operations, facing, boring, and drilling in ferrous and non-ferrous materials.

Technical Attributes

# of Axes
2.00
Z-Axis Travel
60.00 ''
Spindle Power
30.00 HP
Max Spindle Speed
1,250.00
X-Axis Travel
15.00 ''

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