Home / Milling Machine
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Type | Vertical, Horizontal, or Universal Milling Machine |
| Application | Cutting, shaping, and machining materials like metal, wood, and plastics in manufacturing, toolmaking, and production |
| Machine Construction | Rigid cast iron frame for stability and accuracy |
| Spindle Speed Range | 40 to 3000 RPM (depending on the machine and model) |
| Motor Power | 1.5 kW to 15 kW (depending on the size and type of milling machine) |
| Table Size | 200 mm x 500 mm to 1200 mm x 3000 mm (depending on the model and capacity) |
| Spindle Taper | ISO 40, ISO 50, BT 40, or BT 50 (depending on the machine) |
| Tool Holder Type | Collet, end mill, or shell mill holders |
| Feed Rate | 1 to 2000 mm/min (adjustable depending on material and machine configuration) |
| Cooling System | Standard or optional coolant pump with mist or flood cooling |
| Control System | Manual, CNC, or DRO (Digital Read-Out) depending on the model |
| Machine Weight | 1000 kg to 10,000 kg (depending on the size and configuration) |
1. Versatile Cutting Capabilities:
Milling machines can perform a variety of operations such as face milling, side milling, slot cutting, drilling, boring, and contouring. They are used for both vertical and horizontal operations, depending on the type of machine.
2. Variety of Spindle Speeds:
Milling machines typically feature adjustable spindle speeds to suit different cutting conditions. By varying the spindle speed, operators can optimize the cutting process for different materials, ensuring better surface finishes and reducing tool wear.
3. Tool Holding Mechanism:
The machine uses tool holders to secure cutting tools in place during the milling process. Common tool holders include collet chucks, end mill holders, and tool magazines (for CNC machines). These holders ensure that tools remain stable during operations, contributing to high precision.
4. Powerful Motors:
Milling machines are equipped with motors of varying power ratings. The motor's power is essential for controlling the cutting speed and ensuring that the machine can handle tougher materials without stalling.
5. Safety Features:
Milling machines often come equipped with safety features such as emergency stop buttons, safety shields, and automatic shut-off mechanisms to prevent accidents. Proper safety protocols, including operator training, are crucial for safe operation.
6. Digital Readouts (DRO):
Digital Readouts (DRO) are often installed on milling machines to provide real-time position feedback. This feature enhances precision and allows operators to see exact measurements, making it easier to perform precise cuts and adjustments.
