Machining Facilites

CNC MILLING MC (VMC)

Multi-Axis Machining: VMCs are available in 3-axis, 4-axis, and even 5-axis configurations, allowing for complex machining operations on multiple sides of a workpiece without repositioning.
High Precision: VMCs offer exceptional precision, with tolerances often in the micrometer range, making them suitable for intricate and critical components.
Tool Changers: Most VMCs come equipped with automatic tool changers, enabling seamless transitions between different tools during machining, reducing downtime.
Spindle Speed: VMCs have variable spindle speeds, allowing for optimal cutting speeds based on materials and tooling.

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Turning Length: A 16-foot lathe machine can accommodate workpieces up to 16 feet (4.87 meters) in length. This extended bed length is suitable for machining long and oversized cylindrical parts.
Swing Over Bed: The “swing over bed” is the maximum diameter of the workpiece that can be rotated without interference with the lathe’s bed. For a 16-foot lathe, this can vary but is typically large, allowing for the machining of relatively large-diameter parts.
Variable Spindle Speeds: Lathe machines of this size usually offer variable spindle speeds, allowing operators to select the appropriate speed for different materials and machining requirements.

Drilling Capacity: A Mill & Drill machine with a 20mm specification typically refers to its drilling capacity. It means the machine can effectively drill holes in materials with diameters up to 20mm.
Milling Capabilities: Mill & Drill machines combine drilling and milling functions in one unit, offering versatility in machining operations. They can perform various milling tasks, such as slotting, contouring, and face milling.
Variable Speed Control: Mill & Drill machines often come equipped with variable speed control, allowing the operator to adjust the spindle speed to suit different materials and cutting tools.
Table Size: The table size of the machine determines the workpiece dimensions it can accommodate. Larger tables are suitable for handling bigger and more complex parts.
Tilt and Swivel Head: Some Mill & Drill machines feature a tilting and swiveling head, providing flexibility in machining angles and orientations.
Powerful Motor: A robust motor provides the necessary power to perform drilling and milling operations effectively.

Drilling Capacity: A Mill & Drill machine with a 20mm specification typically refers to its drilling capacity. It means the machine can effectively drill holes in materials with diameters up to 20mm.
Milling Capabilities: Mill & Drill machines combine drilling and milling functions in one unit, offering versatility in machining operations. They can perform various milling tasks, such as slotting, contouring, and face milling.
Variable Speed Control: Mill & Drill machines often come equipped with variable speed control, allowing the operator to adjust the spindle speed to suit different materials and cutting tools.
Table Size: The table size of the machine determines the workpiece dimensions it can accommodate. Larger tables are suitable for handling bigger and more complex parts.

Drilling Capacity: Radial Drills are versatile machines with a specified drilling capacity. They can efficiently drill holes in a wide range of materials.
Radial Arm: The distinctive feature of a radial drill is its adjustable radial arm that can be moved both horizontally and vertically. This arm allows the drill head to be positioned at various angles and distances from the column.
Vertical and Horizontal Drilling: Radial drills are capable of both vertical and horizontal drilling, making them versatile for a variety of drilling applications.

Grinding Wheel: Surface grinding machines use a rotating abrasive grinding wheel to remove material from the surface of a workpiece.
Flat Surface Machining: They are designed for achieving flat and smooth surfaces on workpieces by removing material in a precise and controlled manner.
Table Size: The table size of a surface grinding machine determines the maximum workpiece dimensions it can accommodate. Larger tables can handle bigger workpieces.
Longitudinal Travel: Surface grinders typically offer longitudinal table travel, allowing for movement of the workpiece beneath the grinding wheel.