
2021 YAMAGE SMC600 VERTICAL MACHINING CENTERS
Specifications & Market Value

Technical Description
The 2021 YAMAGE SMC600 is a 3-axis vertical machining center designed for general-purpose milling, drilling, and tapping operations across a wide range of materials. The SMC600 follows a conventional vertical column design with linear guideway construction on all three axes, providing smooth, low-friction motion suited to both roughing and finishing operations. The machine is aimed at job shops and production environments requiring a compact-to-mid-size work envelope with reliable CNC performance. The spindle is equipped with a standard BT40 taper, and the machine typically pairs with a Fanuc or equivalent CNC control for ease of programming and operation. The SMC600 designation indicates approximately 600 mm of X-axis travel, placing it in the mid-range compact class. Rigid cast iron construction minimizes vibration during cutting, and the enclosed guarding design supports safe operation. An automatic tool changer allows unattended production runs with tool capacity sufficient for complex multi-feature parts. The machine is suited for machining aluminum, steel, cast iron, and non-ferrous alloys in single-setup or multi-setup workflows. Overall, the YAMAGE SMC600 offers a cost-effective entry into CNC vertical machining for shops seeking Taiwanese-quality construction with a familiar control interface.
Technical Attributes
- # of Axes
- 3
Category
- MACHINING
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