Model | Unit | HVS400 |
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Max. stroke length of ram | mm | 450 (18”) |
Min. stroke length of ram | mm | 125 (4.9”) |
Max. slotting length | mm | 400 (16”) |
Distance of vertical adjust of ram | mm | 450 (18”) |
Extreme high speed for work stroke of ram | m/min | 29 |
Extreme low speed for work stroke of ram | m/min | 5 |
Speed ratio of work stroke and return stroke of ram | 1:1.53 | |
Speed adjust for work stroke | Stepless | |
Max. slotting force | kN | 16.6 |
Distance from tool holding surface to column front | mm | 680 (27”) |
Distance from worktable surface to underside of slide rack | mm | 550 (22”) |
Max. longitudinal travel of worktable | mm | 620 (24”) |
Max. transverse travel of worktable | mm | 620 (24”) |
Diameter of worktable | mm | Ø730 (29”) |
Inclination of ram | (°) | 0~10 |
Feed range of worktable in longitudinal & transverse direction | mm | 0.054-1.24 |
Rotary feed range of worktable | (°) | 0.035-0.805 |
Max size of slotting tool (L×H) | mm | 25×40 (0.98X1.57”) |
Max loading weight on worktable | kg | 800 |
T-slot width in the center of worktable | mm | 18H8 |
Power supply of main electric motor | kW | 5.5 |
Power of motor for rapid traverse | kW | 0.75 |
Net weight (approx) | kg | 3500 |
Gross weight | kg | 3800 |
Dimensions of machine tool (L×W×H) | mm | 2624×1405×2550 |
Packing size | mm | 2650×1400×2500; 630×700×1300 |
Flatness of machined surface on tested workpiece | mm | 0.015 |
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Verticality of machined surface on tested workpiece | mm | 0.025 |
Surface roughness on tested workpiece | 6.3 | |
Verticality of machined side tested workpiece against base | mm | 0.02 |
Model | Unit | HVS400 |
---|---|---|
Max. stroke length of ram | mm | 450 (18”) |
Min. stroke length of ram | mm | 125 (4.9”) |
Max. slotting length | mm | 400 (16”) |
Distance of vertical adjust of ram | mm | 450 (18”) |
Extreme high speed for work stroke of ram | m/min | 29 |
Extreme low speed for work stroke of ram | m/min | 5 |
Speed ratio of work stroke and return stroke of ram | 1:1.53 | |
Speed adjust for work stroke | Stepless | |
Max. slotting force | kN | 16.6 |
Distance from tool holding surface to column front | mm | 680 (27”) |
Distance from worktable surface to underside of slide rack | mm | 550 (22”) |
Max. longitudinal travel of worktable | mm | 620 (24”) |
Max. transverse travel of worktable | mm | 620 (24”) |
Diameter of worktable | mm | Ø730 (29”) |
Inclination of ram | (°) | 0~10 |
Feed range of worktable in longitudinal & transverse direction | mm | 0.054-1.24 |
Rotary feed range of worktable | (°) | 0.035-0.805 |
Max size of slotting tool (L×H) | mm | 25×40 (0.98X1.57”) |
Max loading weight on worktable | kg | 800 |
T-slot width in the center of worktable | mm | 18H8 |
Power supply of main electric motor | kW | 5.5 |
Power of motor for rapid traverse | kW | 0.75 |
Net weight (approx) | kg | 3500 |
Gross weight | kg | 3800 |
Dimensions of machine tool (L×W×H) | mm | 2624×1405×2550 |
Packing size | mm | 2650×1400×2500; 630×700×1300 |
Flatness of machined surface on tested workpiece | mm | 0.015 |
---|---|---|
Verticality of machined surface on tested workpiece | mm | 0.025 |
Surface roughness on tested workpiece | 6.3 | |
Verticality of machined side tested workpiece against base | mm | 0.02 |
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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