Model | Unit | GH2000 CNC2 |
---|---|---|
CNC system | SIEMENS 828D; 2-axis | |
Max workpiece diameter with/without rear column | mm | Φ1500/2000 (59/79”) |
Max module | mm | 24 |
Min No. of teeth on the work | 12 | |
Max worktable speed | r/min | 3 |
Worktable diameter x bore diameter | mm | Φ1650x280 (65x11”) |
Hob speed/step | r/min | 10-100; stepless |
Distance between hob axis and worktable surface | mm | 600-1300 (24-51”) |
Central distance between hob and worktable | mm | 150-1230 (5.9-48”) |
Distance between tailstock end face and worktable surface | mm | 1120-1630 (44-64”) |
Max hob diameter and length | mm | Φ310x300 (12x13”) |
Max hob head swivel angle | degree | ±45 |
Taper of hob spindle | Morse No. 6 | |
Total power / main motor power | kVA/kW | 35.45/22 |
T-slot | 12xM24 | |
Overall dimension (L x W x H) | mm | 6200x3260x3200 |
Net weight / Gross weight | kg | 34000/38000 |
Model | Unit | GH2000 CNC2 |
---|---|---|
CNC system | SIEMENS 828D; 2-axis | |
Max workpiece diameter with/without rear column | mm | Φ1500/2000 (59/79”) |
Max module | mm | 24 |
Min No. of teeth on the work | 12 | |
Max worktable speed | r/min | 3 |
Worktable diameter x bore diameter | mm | Φ1650x280 (65x11”) |
Hob speed/step | r/min | 10-100; stepless |
Distance between hob axis and worktable surface | mm | 600-1300 (24-51”) |
Central distance between hob and worktable | mm | 150-1230 (5.9-48”) |
Distance between tailstock end face and worktable surface | mm | 1120-1630 (44-64”) |
Max hob diameter and length | mm | Φ310x300 (12x13”) |
Max hob head swivel angle | degree | ±45 |
Taper of hob spindle | Morse No. 6 | |
Total power / main motor power | kVA/kW | 35.45/22 |
T-slot | 12xM24 | |
Overall dimension (L x W x H) | mm | 6200x3260x3200 |
Net weight / Gross weight | kg | 34000/38000 |
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.
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.
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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