| Control | CNC (Matsuura G-Tech 31i (Fanuc)) | CNC (Matsuura G-Tech 31i (Fanuc)) |
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Table Size : 20'' Diameter
Number Of Tables: 1
Distance From Spindle Nose to Column: 0 ~ 20.08"
Maximum Table Load : 440 Lbs.
Maximum Work Envelope: 20.5" x 13.8" high
X - Axis Travel: 24.8"
Y - Axis Travel: 22"
Z - Axis Travel: 20"
A - Axis Travel: -125 ~ + 10 Degrees
C - Axis Travel: 360 Degrees
Spindle Speeds: 20,000 RPM
Spindle Taper: BT40 BIG PLUS
Machining Spindle Horsepower: 25 HP
Rapid Traverse Rate X, Y / Z: 1181 IPM
Magazine Capacity : 40 ATC
Maximum Tool Diameter: 3.78" / 5.91"
Maximum Tool Weight: 22 LBS
Maximum Tool Length : 11.81"
Floor Space: 89" x 148"
Machine Height: 114"
MATSUURA G-TECH 31I CONTROL (FANUC)
SYNCHRONIZED TAPPING
ALL AVAILABLE MANUALS
HIGH PRESSURE COOLANT SYSTEM
HIGH SPEED MACHINING OPTION
DATA SERVER W/SGI HIGH SPEED MACHINING
SPINDLE/ LASER PROBING
PROBES INCLUDED
DRUM FILTER CONVEYOR
***330 CUTTING HOURS ***
PURCHASED FOR PROTOTYPING IONLY
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