FP-400SY Slant CNC Turning Center Cast Base Frame
- FP-400SY 45° Turning Center FrameDownload
| Model | Unit | FP-400SY | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Working range | Max. turning diameter over bed | mm | Φ580 | |
| Max. turning swing dia. over carriage | mm | Φ330 | ||
| Max. turning diameter | mm | Φ250 | ||
| Max. length between both chucks | mm | 480 | 500 | |
| Max. processing length | mm | 400 | 430 | |
| Max. X/Z axis travel | X2 axis | mm | 230 | |
| Y2 axis | mm | 120 | ||
| Z2 axis | 530 | |||
| Max. tailstock travel (Z3 axis) | mm | 530 | ||
| Feed screw | Control axis | mm | 6 Axis (X+Y+ Z+Z3+C1+C2) |
|
| X2 axis ball-screw | mm | 3208-C3 | ||
| Recommend the X2 axis motor torque | Nm | ≥10 | ||
| Y2 axis ball-screw | mm | 3208-C3 | ||
| Recommend the Y2 axis motor torque | Nm | ≥10 | ||
| Z2 axis ball-screw | 3208-C3 | |||
| Recommend the Z2 axis motor torque | Nm | ≥15 | ||
| Tailstock ball-screw (Z3 axis) | 3208-C3 | |||
| Recommend the Z3 axis motor torque | Nm | ≥15 | ||
| Bed | Bed slant angle | 45° | ||
| Linear guide’s span | mm | 400 | ||
| Spindle | Max. Spindle speed | rpm | Main spindle: 4500 Sub-spindle: 4500 | Main spindle: 4500 Sub-spindle: 4500 |
| Spindle through-hole diameter | mm | Main spindle: Φ61 Sub-spindle: Φ56 | Main spindle: Φ56 Sub-spindle: Φ56 | |
| Spindle nose size | mm | Main spindle: A2-6 (standard) Sub-spindle: A2-5 (standard) | Main spindle: A2-5 (optional) Sub-spindle: A2-5 (optional) | |
| Recommend the spindle motor power | Main spindle: 7.5 Sub-spindle: 5.5 | Main spindle: 5.5 Sub-spindle: 5.5 | ||
| Hydraulic chuck or collet chuck | Main spindle: 8 inch Sub-spindle: 6 inch | Main spindle: 6 inch Sub-spindle: 6 inch | ||
FP-400SY 45° Slant bed CNC Turning Center Basic Cast Steel, Cast Iron Base Frame is the key cast iron or cast steel component for the manufacture of swing over bed 500mm Inclined bed CNC Turning Center.
Features of FP-400SY 45° Turning Center Frame
1. Spindle unit;
2. Germany INA/ REXROTH linear guide;
3. Taiwan PMI/HIWIN screw;
4. Germany FAG screw bearing;
1. Spindle unit;
2. Germany INA/ REXROTH linear guide;
3. Taiwan PMI/HIWIN screw;
4. Germany FAG screw bearing;
| Model | Unit | FP-400SY | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Working range | Max. turning diameter over bed | mm | Φ580 | |
| Max. turning swing dia. over carriage | mm | Φ330 | ||
| Max. turning diameter | mm | Φ250 | ||
| Max. length between both chucks | mm | 480 | 500 | |
| Max. processing length | mm | 400 | 430 | |
| Max. X/Z axis travel | X2 axis | mm | 230 | |
| Y2 axis | mm | 120 | ||
| Z2 axis | 530 | |||
| Max. tailstock travel (Z3 axis) | mm | 530 | ||
| Feed screw | Control axis | mm | 6 Axis (X+Y+ Z+Z3+C1+C2) |
|
| X2 axis ball-screw | mm | 3208-C3 | ||
| Recommend the X2 axis motor torque | Nm | ≥10 | ||
| Y2 axis ball-screw | mm | 3208-C3 | ||
| Recommend the Y2 axis motor torque | Nm | ≥10 | ||
| Z2 axis ball-screw | 3208-C3 | |||
| Recommend the Z2 axis motor torque | Nm | ≥15 | ||
| Tailstock ball-screw (Z3 axis) | 3208-C3 | |||
| Recommend the Z3 axis motor torque | Nm | ≥15 | ||
| Bed | Bed slant angle | 45° | ||
| Linear guide’s span | mm | 400 | ||
| Spindle | Max. Spindle speed | rpm | Main spindle: 4500 Sub-spindle: 4500 | Main spindle: 4500 Sub-spindle: 4500 |
| Spindle through-hole diameter | mm | Main spindle: Φ61 Sub-spindle: Φ56 | Main spindle: Φ56 Sub-spindle: Φ56 | |
| Spindle nose size | mm | Main spindle: A2-6 (standard) Sub-spindle: A2-5 (standard) | Main spindle: A2-5 (optional) Sub-spindle: A2-5 (optional) | |
| Recommend the spindle motor power | Main spindle: 7.5 Sub-spindle: 5.5 | Main spindle: 5.5 Sub-spindle: 5.5 | ||
| Hydraulic chuck or collet chuck | Main spindle: 8 inch Sub-spindle: 6 inch | Main spindle: 6 inch Sub-spindle: 6 inch | ||
FP-400SY 45° Slant bed CNC Turning Center Basic Cast Steel, Cast Iron Base Frame is the key cast iron or cast steel component for the manufacture of swing over bed 500mm Inclined bed CNC Turning Center.
Knee Type Milling Machine: Precision Versatility for Industrial Manufacturing
What is a Knee Type Milling Machine?
A knee type milling machine is a fundamental machine tool distinguished by its vertically adjustable worktable mounted on a "knee" casting. This knee moves precisely up and down a fixed column via a screw mechanism, enabling accurate Z-axis positioning crucial for diverse milling operations.
Working Principle
The core principle involves a rotating milling cutter removing material from a workpiece secured to the table. The adjustable knee mechanism allows controlled vertical movement (Z-axis), while the table provides longitudinal (X-axis) and transverse (Y-axis) travel. This 3-axis control facilitates complex machining of flat, angular, and contoured surfaces.
Key Applications
- Tool & Die Making: Precision molds, jigs, fixtures
- Prototyping: Rapid part development
- Maintenance Shops: Equipment repair & part fabrication
- General Machining: Slotting, drilling, facing, keyway cutting
- Aerospace & Automotive: Component manufacturing
Distinctive Features & Advantages
- Vertical Adjustability: Knee movement enables quick workpiece height changes
- Rigid Construction: Robust cast iron frame ensures stability
- Manual & CNC Options: Traditional control or computer numerical precision
- Turret Design (Common): Swiveling milling head for multi-angle machining
- Wide Workpiece Compatibility: Handles various sizes and shapes
Primary Classifications
- Vertical Knee Mill: Spindle axis perpendicular to table (most common)
- Horizontal Knee Mill: Spindle axis parallel to table (for heavy stock removal)
- Universal Knee Mill: Table swivels for complex angular cuts
- Turret Mill: Head rotates on turret for flexible positioning
Main Components
- Base & Column: Primary support structure
- Knee: Vertically moving saddle supporting the table
- Saddle & Table: Hold and position the workpiece (X/Y axes)
- Milling Head: Houses spindle, motor, and quill (Z-axis)
- Arbor/Spindle: Rotating shaft holding cutting tools
- Controls: Manual handwheels or CNC interface
Evolution & Industry Significance
Since their development in the late 19th century, knee-and-column mills revolutionized machining. The iconic Bridgeport design (1938) popularized the turret style. While CNC machining centers dominate high-volume production, knee mills remain indispensable for flexibility, ease of use, and cost-effectiveness in job shops, schools, and repair facilities worldwide.
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