Haas VF-3 Vertical Machining Center Table Size (2002)
Sell your Haas VF-3 Vertical Machining Center Table Size 2002 today.
Haas VF-3 Vertical Machining Center Table Size Specifications
| X Travel | 40" |
|---|---|
| Y Travel | 20" |
| Z Travel | 25" |
| Table Size | 18" x 48" |
| Spindle Nose to Tabletop | 4" - 29" |
| Max Table Load | 3500 lbs |
| Taper | Cat 40 Taper |
| Positions ATC | 24 |
| Max RPM | 7500 |
| Motor HP | 20 HP |
| Weight | 12,000 Lbs |
| Mach Dims | 118"L x 110"W x 120"H |
| Electrics | 208/230/3/60 40 AMPS. |
Do you have a Haas VF-3 Vertical Machining Center Table Size to sell?
We are actively seeking a 2002 Haas VF-3 Vertical Machining Center. This robust machine, known for its reliability and precision, features a generous table size of 18" x 48", making it ideal for a variety of machining tasks. With an impressive X travel of 40", Y travel of 20", and Z travel of 25", the VF-3 can handle larger workpieces while maintaining accuracy. The spindle nose to tabletop range of 4" to 29" allows for versatile setups, accommodating various tooling needs. Designed to support a maximum table load of 3500 lbs, this machine is built to tackle heavy-duty jobs without compromising performance.
Equipped with a Cat 40 taper and capable of reaching a maximum RPM of 7500, the VF-3 ensures efficient material removal and superior surface finishes. The powerful 20 HP motor provides the necessary torque and speed for demanding applications. Additionally, the 24 position side mount tool changer enhances productivity by reducing downtime between tool changes. Weighing in at 12,000 lbs, the Haas VF-3 is a solid choice for any serious manufacturing operation. Its dimensions of 118"L x 110"W x 120"H ensure that it fits well within most shop environments, while the electrics of 208/230/3/60 with 40 AMPS provide flexibility in various setups.
If you have a 2002 Haas VF-3 Vertical Machining Center that you are looking to sell, we would love to hear from you. Our team at Superior Machine Tools is dedicated to providing top dollar for your used CNC machines. Contact us today to discuss your equipment and receive a competitive offer!
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