QUARTERLY FEATURED MACHINE DEALS

Highly rigid, thermally stable construction allows this vertical machining center to withstand thermal deformation, resulting in reduced thermal growth and improved machining performance. It can handle a variety of materials, from titanium to aluminum, and does so without sacrificing finish quality or productivity.

The Okuma GENOS L400II is an affordable, entry-level lathe that is anything but basic. Built on a one-piece, cast iron base with a horizontal way system and hand-scraped headstock and tailstock mounting surfaces, this machine provides stability, rigidity, and accuracy for a variety of applications. With a 10″ chuck and Z-axis travel of 43.31″, the GENOS L400II is another example of how Okuma offers affordable excellence.

The Milltronics VM5025XP 3-Axis Performance Vertical Machining Center is equipped with generous travels of 50″ x 25″ x 24″ and a 54″ x 25″ table. This model has a 35 HP dual wound 8,000 RPM spindle that produces 365 ft-lbs of torque.

The BW129Z Swiss Type Lathe uses its 3-path control system and dual independent gang slides to slash cycle time and produce complex parts quickly. Multiple driven tools on the main and sub spindle combined with front and rear sliding tool posts enable multiple simultaneous and/or overlapping Swiss turning operations.