• All main structures made of high quality cast iron for best damping during heavy milling


• Ram made of spheroidal cast iron designed for highest performance


• Heavily ribbed structures in columns, bed and crossrail designed for best stiffness


• Mass optimized FEM design to reduce weight and energy ratio with highest damping


• Wearfree guideways in X, Y, Z and W-axis (20 years warranty)


• High energy efficiency for minimum running costs • Optimized ergonomy with shortest non-machining times to increase productivity


• The best price-performance value ever


Waldrich Coburg NA, Inc. 2010 Filmore Ave. Erie, PA 16506 814-835-1955


wna@waldrich-coburg.com www.waldrich-coburg.com


Table [mm]


Clearance height [mm] Clearance width [mm] X / Y / Z [mm]


2.000 x 4.000 2.500 x 5.000


2.000 3.000


2.500 3.000


NC-controlled crossrail [mm]


5.000 / 3.500 / 1.500 6.000 / 4.000 / 1.500 2.000


Continuously feeding C-axis [deg.] +/- 200 Power max. [kW] Torque max. [Nm] RPM max. [min-1]


63 Travel speed X / Y / Z [m/min]


1.500 6.000 30


Hydrostatic guideways for X / Y / Z / W Tool pockets in ATC Spindle storage


100 4


Vertical- horizontal- and universal spindle units automatically exchangeable Coolant system tank [l]


1.000


Available controls Heidenhain TNC 640, Siemens 840 Dsl or Fanuc 30i


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