H12 Machining Centers


• World-class performance for die/mold, aerospace, and other high speed applications


Outstanding Surface Finish, Precision, and Throughput


• Extremely rigid and thermally stable double-column design • Designed for parts that require outstanding speed and DFFXUDF\ DQG XQSDUDOOHOHG VXUIDFH ¿QLVK


• Close proximity of spindle to bridge casting reduces overhang


• 6ZLYHOLQJ FRQWURO SDQHO IRU RSWLPDO ÀRRU VSDFH XWLOL]DWLRQ • Extra-wide door openings, for easier loading and unloading • Large windows, for optimal visibility • Robust, precision machined castings • Hand-scraped contact areas • Roller-type rails on all axes for added rigidity • Integrated wash-down and chip management system • Direct-coupled ballscrews, for increased accuracy • Absolute encoders for fast start-up • Inline high-speed spindles • FANUC© 31i-MB Series Control • Fast, trained, factory service and support • 53.2 x 37.4 x 23.6 in travels • 1,181 inches per minute (30 m/minute) X, Y, and Z rapids • 787 inches per minute (20 m/minute) X, Y, and Z feed rates • 30-station swing-arm ATC • 15,000 RPM inline direct-drive spindle • 24.8 hp (18.5 kW) spindle • 40 taper • 59.1 x 37.8 in (1,500 x 960 mm) table, 3,965 lbs (1,800 kg) capacity


• Ladder design of bridge provides greater support for the head casting


• 43.3 in (1,100 mm) door opening • Linear scales for repeatability and accuracy • Weighs a massive 28,600 lbs (13,000 kg)


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Machines shown with options. Information may change without notice. H12 Travel


X-Axis Y-Axis Z-Axis


Distance from Spindle Nose to Table


Distance between Columns Table


Dimensions Max. Load


T-slot (width x pitch x number)


Spindle Type Spindle Speed Spindle Torque Peak


Motor Power (cont./30 min) Coolant Tool Spindle Spindle Taper


Feed Rate Rapid Traverse (X/Y/Z) Cutting Feed Rate Power (X/Y/Z) ATC & Magazine ATC Type 0DJD]LQH &DSDFLW\


Maximum Tool Diameter (next pocket empty)


Maximum Tool Length Maximum Tool Weight Tool Shank


Space & System Requirements


Pneumatic Pressure


Electrical Power Consumption Machine Net Weight


Operating Dimensions (W x L x H)


5 CFM @ 85-115 psi / 0.14m3 /min. @ 6-8 bar


50 KVA 28,600 lbs / 13,000 kg


197.44 x 203.72 x 137.91 in / 5,015 x 5,327 x 3,503 mm


Swing-Arm 30 tools


4.1/4.3 in / 105/110 mm


11.8 in / 300 mm 15.4 lbs / 7 kg CAT/BT 40


1,181 x 1,181 x 1,181 ipm / 30 x 30 x 30 m/min


0.04~787 ipm / 1 ~ 20,000 mm/min


7.0kw / 4.5kw / 7.0kW


Direct Drive 15,000 rpm


105.5 ft/lb / 143.04 nm 20.1/24.8 HP / 15/18.5 kW 30 bar / 435.11 psi CAT/BT 40


53.2 in / 1,350 mm 37.4 in / 950 mm 23.6 in / 600 mm


7.87 ~ 31.5 in / 200~800 mm 41.7 in / 1,060 mm


59.1 x 37.8 in / 1,500 x 960 mm 3,965 lbs / 1,800 kg


22 x 160 x 6 Double-Column


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