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Mori Seiki SH 400 Horizontal Machining Center

Manufacturer
Mori Seiki
Model
SH 400
Type
Horizontal Machining Center
Year
1998
Category
Metal processing machines
Sub-category
Machining centers
Price: Upon request

Specifications

Overview

Horizontal machining center (HMC)

Technical Specifications

Travel X/Y/Z
560mm/510mm/510mm
Max. dynamics
40000mm/min
Spindle speed
12000rpm
Tool holder
MAS BT 40
Tool magazine
60 positions (chain magazine)

Pallet System

Pallet changer
2-station pallet changer
Pallet size X/Y
400mm/400mm

Accessories

Tool holders
approx. 200 (BT 40)
MMI towers
2 with 8 clamping bars
Chip conveyor
Hinged belt chip conveyor
Laser/probe
Blum laser/probe
3D probe
Renishaw 3D probe

Weight & Dimensions

Machine weight
approx. 9000kg

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AI Description

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Capabilities

A horizontal machining center (HMC) like this Mori Seiki SH 400 is built for precision metalworking. It removes material from metal parts using rotating cutting tools, handling jobs that require high accuracy across multiple angles. With a 560mm travel range and spindle speeds up to 12,000 rpm, it tackles medium-sized components in aluminum, steel, and other metals. The 2-station pallet changer lets you load the next part while the machine finishes the current one—boosting productivity without stopping the spindle.

Industries & Uses

Aerospace, automotive, medical device manufacturing, and toolmaking shops rely on HMCs for everything from engine blocks to hydraulic manifolds. Any business producing metal components in volume, where precision and repeatability matter, benefits from this kind of equipment. The 60-position tool magazine and included probe systems support complex multi-sided machining, reducing setup time between jobs.

What to Check When Buying

When evaluating a 1998 machine, request full maintenance records—spindle bearings, ballscrews, and ways are critical wear points. Test the pallet changer and tool magazine under load; worn indexing can cause costly downtime. Check for backlash on all axes and verify the probe systems function properly. Inspect cooling lines and chip conveyor operation. A pre-purchase inspection by a qualified technician is essential to confirm structural integrity and estimate remaining useful life.

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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