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Fritz Werner HF 1.6 Horizontal Milling Machine

Manufacturer
Fritz Werner
Model
HF 1.6
Type
Horizontal Milling Machine
Year
1977
Category
Metal processing machines
Sub-category
Milling machines
Price: Upon request

Specifications

Overview

Universal knee-type milling machine

Technical Specifications

Working area X/Y/Z
710mm/250mm/430mm
Table clamping surface
1250mm/315mm
Spindle mount
ISO 40
Speed range
45-2000 rpm (18 steps)
Feed rate
10-1000 mm/min
Rapid traverse
Available
Control
Conventional with electrical program control (PFAFF panel)

Equipment

Horizontal milling spindle
Manual support bracket for long milling arbors
Hydraulic pressure accumulator system
Coolant device
Chip collection tray
Central lubrication

Weight & Dimensions

Weight
Approx. 2100 kg
Overall dimensions X/Y/Z
Approx. 1950mm/1750mm/1850mm

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Capabilities

The Fritz Werner HF 1.6 is a versatile knee-type milling machine designed for precision metalworking. It handles a wide range of cutting tasks—from creating grooves and slots to drilling, boring, and complex profiling—across steel, aluminum, brass, and other metals. With a working area of approximately 710×250×430mm and variable spindle speeds from 45 to 2000rpm, it's suited for both small detailed work and medium-sized production runs. The ISO 40 spindle mount accepts standard tooling, while manual control with electrical program features allows operators to work efficiently whether following traditional methods or programmed sequences.

Industries & Uses

Small machine shops, tool makers, prototype manufacturers, and metal fabrication businesses rely on machines like this for custom work and short to medium production batches. It's equally valuable for educational institutions, restoration workshops, and businesses entering precision metalworking who need reliable, proven equipment without the cost of new machinery.

What to Check When Buying

When evaluating this 1977 model, inspect the spindle for runout and smooth operation across the full speed range. Check the knee and table movement for play or resistance—wear here is common in older machines. Request maintenance records and verify the condition of the hydraulic pressure accumulator system and coolant circulation. Examine the ways and guideways for scoring or wear that could affect accuracy. Test the electrical control panel and program functions to ensure reliability.

This description is AI-generated and is intended as a general guide only. As with all AI-generated content, it may contain inaccuracies. Please verify all details directly with the seller before making a purchasing decision.

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