WILLIS MACHINERY & TOOLS 3700 SERIES HORIZONTAL MACHINING CENTER

WILLIS MACHINERY & TOOLS 3700 SERIES WILLIS MACHINERY & TOOLS 3700 SERIES HORIZONTAL MACHINING CENTER equipment image

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WILLIS MACHINERY & TOOLS
Model
3700 SERIES
Year of Manufacture
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Category
HORIZONTAL MACHINING CENTERS

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Technical Description

The Willis Machinery & Tools 3700 Series Horizontal Machining Center is a compact, two-axis turning machine designed for precision metalworking applications. Featuring a single horizontal spindle with a maximum turning diameter of 37 inches and chuck diameter of 18 inches, this machine accommodates workpieces up to 50 inches in maximum swing. The primary spindle delivers 30 horsepower with dual operational speeds of 1,250 RPM or an optional 670 RPM configuration, providing flexibility for various material conditions and cutting requirements. The machine incorporates a slide-type tool carrier capable of managing one simultaneous cutting tool, enabling efficient turning, grooving, and drilling operations. Travel specifications include 18 inches along the X-axis and up to 275 inches along the Z-axis, supporting extended workpiece lengths of up to 275 inches maximum. This configuration makes the 3700 Series ideal for job shop environments, prototype work, and production runs requiring moderate part dimensions. The machine's two-axis design simplifies programming and operation while maintaining the precision necessary for consistent results. Willis Machinery's reputation for reliability and user-friendly interfaces ensures minimal setup time and reduced operator learning curves, making this horizontal machining center suitable for facilities seeking versatile turning capabilities without the complexity of multi-axis systems.

Technical Attributes

Max Spindle Speed
1,250.00
Spindle Power
30.00 HP
Z-Axis Travel
60.00 ''
X-Axis Travel
18.00 ''
# of Axes
2.00

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