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Bridgeport/Paso/Kuhlmann VMC1000/P700C/Prokomat 25S Milling Machine
Specifications
Overview
Machine 1: Bridgeport VMC 1000/22
- Type
- CNC vertical center
- Year of manufacture
- 1999
- Travel X/Y/Z
- 1020mm/510mm/500mm
- Table dimensions X/Y
- 1150mm/490mm
- Max table load
- 900kg
- Tool holder
- SK40
- Tool positions
- 22
- Speed
- 6000rpm
- Machine dimensions X/Y/Z
- 2850mm/2200mm/2750mm
- Weight
- 3900kg
- Control
- Heidenhain TNC 410P
Machine 2: Paso P700C
- Type
- CNC engraving and milling machine
- Year of manufacture
- 2001
- Machine dimensions X/Y/Z
- 1650mm/1550mm/2450mm
- Weight
- 1700kg
Machine 3: Kuhlmann Prokomat 25S
- Type
- CNC engraving and milling machine
- Year of manufacture
- 1991
- Travel X/Y/Z
- 700mm/600mm/300mm
- Table dimensions X/Y
- 720mm/700mm
- Portal clearance X/Y
- 800mm/400mm
- Feed
- 6m/min
- Machine dimensions X/Y/Z
- 1600mm/1600mm/2400mm
- Weight
- 1600kg
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AI Description
BetaCapabilities
This lot includes three CNC milling machines suited for precision metalworking. The Bridgeport VMC1000/22 (1999) is a vertical machining center with 1020×510×500mm travel and a 22-position SK40 tool changer, ideal for producing detailed parts. The Paso P700C (2001) is an engraving and milling machine designed for intricate work on smaller components. Together, these machines offer flexibility for shops handling varied production runs.
Industries & Uses
These machines serve job shops, small manufacturers, tool & die makers, and contract manufacturers who need precision metal cutting for industries like automotive, aerospace, medical devices, and general engineering. They're also valuable for businesses starting out or expanding capacity without major capital investment.
What to Check When Buying
When evaluating used CNC machines, inspect spindle runout and listen for bearing noise—spindle replacement is costly. Ask for maintenance records and check the control systems (this lot features Heidenhain controls) for responsiveness. Examine table surfaces for wear, test all axes for smooth movement, and verify tool changer operation. Clarify what tooling and accessories are included. Consider transportation logistics and whether your facility can accommodate power requirements and foundation needs.
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