CNC Horizontal Boring Mills (HBM)

G&L H60T (1991)

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G&L H60T (1991)

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MakeG&L
ModelH60T
Year1991
CategoryCNC Horizontal Boring Mills (HBM)
ConditionUsed

G&L H60T Specifications

Taper50
X - Axis Travel168"
Y-Axis120"
Z Axis144"
W - Axis Travel60"
Table Size168" x 72"
Spindle Speeds0 - 1836 RPM
Feeds0 - 75 IPM
ControlG&L 8000
Table Travel120" L-R x 72" F-B
Vertical Head Travel120"
Y-Axis Head Travel Above Pallet120"
Table Length120"
Drive MotorBall Screw Driven X and Y
Rapid Traverse RateYes
Z,W Axes144", 60"
Table Cross Travel120"
HorsepowerYes
Machine TypeCNC Horizontal Boring Mills (HBM)
Optional Rotary TablesYes
Spindle MotorYes
Table Load CapacityYes
W-Axis Saddle Longitudinal Travel60"
SubcategoryHeavy Duty
B-Axis Pallet RotationYes
Pallet Weight CapacityYes
Spindle HorsepowerYes
Spindle Travel144"
Z-Axis144"
Spindle Diameter6"
Max Load On TableYes
Y - Axis (Vertical) Travel120"
Y-Axis Head Travel120"
Z Travel144"
Max. Workpiece WeightYes
WeightYes
Spindle Motor PowerYes
Motor HPYes
X Travel168"
Chuck Size6"
Spindle Taper50
Max. Spindle Speed1836 RPM
FeaturesTriple Outrigger, Tri Ways on Column, Table Way Mounted Tailstock
Taper In Spindle50
Y Travel120"
Saddle Travel60"
Z - Axis (Spindle) Travel144"
Length X Width X HeightNot specified
Longitudinal Travel120"
W-Axis60"
X Axis (Column Cross Travel)168"
Vertical Travel120"
Rapid Traverse RateYes.

Do you have a G&L H60T to sell?

We are actively seeking a 1991 Giddings & Lewis H60T CNC Horizontal Boring Mill. This robust machine is ideal for those looking to enhance their machining capabilities. Featuring a 6" spindle size, the H60T offers impressive travels with an X axis of 168", Y axis of 120", and Z axis of 144" with tailstock, ensuring versatility in handling large workpieces. Without the tailstock, the Z axis travel remains at 168"—perfect for expansive projects. The W axis measures 60", providing additional maneuverability.

The table size of 168" x 72" allows for substantial workpieces, making it an excellent choice for heavy-duty applications. Equipped with variable spindle speeds ranging from 0 to 1836 RPMs, this machine allows for precise adjustments to suit various materials and cutting conditions. The variable feeds of 0 to 75 IPM further enhance its adaptability in different machining scenarios. With a 50 taper and a G&L 8000 control, the H60T is designed for accuracy and ease of use. Features such as triple outriggers and tri ways on the column ensure stability and precision during operation.

Additionally, the table way mounted tailstock delivers enhanced support, with vertical travels of 120" and horizontal travels of 96". The ball screw-driven X and Y axes provide smooth and efficient movement, contributing to the overall performance of this exceptional machine. If you're looking to sell your 1991 Giddings & Lewis H60T, contact us today! We offer competitive pricing and a seamless selling experience for your used CNC machines.

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