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HAAS VF-2 Vertical CNC Machining Center (2010)

Year of Manufacture
2010
Country of Origin
Germany
Article No.
041D99F7
Condition
Excellent
Available

Description

The HAAS VF-2 Vertical CNC Machining Center, manufactured in 2010, is a reliable and versatile machine designed for precision milling of steel, aluminum, stainless steel, and other materials. Equipped with the proven HAAS CNC control system, it combines high rigidity, ease of maintenance, and excellent machining performance.

The machine offers X/Y/Z travels of 762 / 406 / 508 mm, a 914 × 356 mm table with a maximum load capacity of 680 kg, making it suitable for a wide range of machining applications. The SK40 (CT40) spindle operates at speeds up to 8,100 rpm, providing excellent cutting performance.

An automatic tool changer with a 20-position magazine improves productivity by reducing setup times. The machine is equipped with a HAAS HRT-160 4th axis rotary table, allowing complex multi-sided machining in a single setup.

Additional equipment includes a coolant system, automatic centralized lubrication, and a fully enclosed working area for safe and efficient operation. The spindle has only 8,600 operating hours. The machine is fully operational, ready for inspection and immediate production.

Technical Specifications

  • Year: 2010
  • CNC Control: HAAS CNC
  • X Travel: 762 mm
  • Y Travel: 406 mm
  • Z Travel: 508 mm
  • Table Size: 914 × 356 mm
  • Maximum Table Load: 680 kg
  • Spindle Taper: SK40 (CT40)
  • Spindle Speed: Up to 8,100 rpm
  • Automatic Tool Changer
  • Tool Magazine: 20 positions
  • 4th Axis: HAAS HRT-160
  • Coolant System
  • Automatic Central Lubrication
  • Fully Enclosed Work Area
  • Spindle Hours: 8,600 h
  • Condition: Fully operational

     

 

Technical Specifications

Spindle speed (rmp)8100
Table size (mm)914x356

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HAAS VF-2 Vertical CNC Machining Center (2010)

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