A computer numerical control (CNC) milling machine is a machining tool used to remove material from a workpiece via rotary cutters. It consists of a base, column, spindle, worktable, and various cutting tools collectively referred to as tooling. The CNC milling machine is controlled by a computer program that precisely guides its movements. 

In order to use a CNC milling machine, our operator creates a program for the machine to follow. This program specifies the details of the operation, including tool paths and cutting parameters. Once the program is loaded into the machine, it executes the instructions until they're complete. 

Vertical Machining Centers

HAAS Tool Room Mill (3)

  • 1000 lbs max
  • X=30" (762 mm)
  • Y=12" (305mm)
  • Z=16" (406 mm)

Equipped with small rotary table

HAAS VF-6

  • 4000 lbs max
  • X=64" (1626 mm)
  • Y=32" (813 mm)
  • Z=30" (762 mm)

Equipped with 12" rotary table

HAAS VF-3

  • 3500 lbs max
  • X=40" (1016 mm)
  • Y=20" (508 mm)
  • Z=25" (635 mm)

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Horizontal Machining Centers 

HAAS HS-1R

  • 1000 lbs max
  • X=24' (610 mm)
  • Y=20" (508 mm)
  • Z=22" (559 mm)

Equipped with 20" square rotary table

HAAS EC1600 (50 taper spindle)

  • 10,000 lbs max
  • X=64" (1626 mm)
  • Y=40" (1016 mm)
  • Z=32" (813mm)

Equipped with 30" rotary table

Fryer HR-40

  • X=40"
  • Y=29"
  • Z=25"

Equipped with 24" rotary axis

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Frequently Asked Questions

CNC Milling

 

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