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CINCINNATI MILACRON T-35 HORIZONTAL MACHINING CENTER


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Dale Granger
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Brand:  

CINCINNATI MILACRON
Model:   T-35
Machine Type:  

HORIZONTAL MACHINING CENTER
Year of Mfg.:   1994
Condition:   Very good condition   
Elect./Voltage:  
Value New:   Please call
Price:   Please call     (Convert)
Region:   MIDWEST (Click for Regional Map)
EXF #:   MQ-010577  
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CINCINNATI MILACRON T-35 5-Axis CNC Horizontal Machining Center

Specifications:

  Pallet area (2-pallets):31.5" X 31.5"

  X-Axis Travel:60"

  Y-Axis Travel:60"

  Z-Axis Travel:62"

  Spindle Taper:50

  Spindle Speed:4000 RPM

  Pallet Indexing:360000 Full 5 Axis

  Tool Capacity:130 ATC

  Linear Axis Feed Rates:(XYZ) 600 IPM

Equipped With:

  Acramatic 950 CNC Control

  Simultaneous 5-Axis Motion Control

  Torque Controlled Machining

  Tool Length Measuring Probe

  Renishaw Probe

  Through Spindle Coolant

  Linear Scales on X,Y,Z

  AC Servos on All Axes and Spindle

  BCL Direct Binary Code Exchange Feature (No Post Processor Required)

  9800 Spindle Run Hours

  75,000 Feet of Tape Program Storage (9 Megs)

CINCINNATI MILACRON T-35 5-Axis CNC Horizontal Machining Center
    Special Note:
    Comment:
    Written By: Bill Merrigan  
    *Dimensions:Available from product manager
    *Weight:Please call
    *Dimensions & Weight data are based on 3rd party information and could be incorrect; please verify & confirm if accurate dimensions & weight are required.

    What is a Horizontal Machining Center?

    Horizontal Machining Centers (HMCs) are CNC mills with a horizontally oriented spindle.  These machines are frequently used in more production settings, typically making use of tombstones for workpiece holding.  Most modern horizontal machining centers typically have full 4th axis or rotary 4th axis indexing for proper positioning of the workpiece.  The design of the horizontal machining center allows gravity to assist with chip removal.  Through spindle coolant to further assist with chip removal is also very common.  

    As these machines are often used in production environments, pallet interchanges to allow setup while the machine is in operation are common, as are material handling systems and pallet pools.