CNC Vertical Machining Centers (VMC)

Hardinge GX1000 OSP VMC (2011)

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Hardinge GX1000 OSP VMC (2011)

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MakeHardinge
ModelGX1000 OSP VMC
Year2011
CategoryCNC Vertical Machining Centers (VMC)
ConditionUsed

Hardinge GX1000 OSP VMC Specifications

# Axis3
Table Size44.16 in. x 21.25 in.
Table Load Capacity1760 lbs.
Maximum Spindle Speed10,000 RPM
Spindle Motor Power15/20/34.8 HP
Maximum Tool Weight17.6 lbs.
Maximum Tool Length13.7"
Approx Machine Dimensions117" x 85" x 107" H
Approx Machine Weight13,000 lbs
Power Supply220 Volt / 3-Phase 60 Hz
Control SystemOkuma OSP-P200
Software CompatibilityHardinge Deluxe Software - By Okuma
Atc Capacity30 Tools CAT-40
Chip Removal SystemLNS Turbo HB Chip Conveyor
Coolant SystemCoolant tank capacity 95 US gallons (360L)
OtherRigid Tapping
OtherCoolant Wash Down-Manual
OtherAir Blast for Dry Cutting
OtherOMP40 Spindle Probe & TS27R Tool Setting Probe Kit
OtherTool Setter.

Do you have a Hardinge GX1000 OSP VMC to sell?

We are actively seeking a 2011 Hardinge GX1000 OSP VMC. This impressive vertical 3-axis CNC machining center is designed for precision and efficiency, making it an excellent choice for manufacturers and job shops alike. With an expansive X-axis travel of 40.16 inches, a Y-axis saddle travel of 21.25 inches, and a Z-axis head travel of 21.25 inches, this machine offers ample working space for a variety of machining tasks. The working surface measures 44.16 inches by 21.25 inches, allowing for significant versatility in handling different workpieces. Additionally, it supports a maximum table load of 1,760 pounds, making it robust enough for heavier materials. The Hardinge GX1000 is equipped with a No. 40 spindle taper and can accommodate tools with a maximum weight of 17.6 pounds and a maximum length of 13.7 inches, providing flexibility in tooling options.

Its spindle speed reaches up to 10,000 RPM, powered by a 15/20/34.8 HP spindle motor, ensuring that you can achieve high-speed machining operations without sacrificing performance. The auto mode positioning for the X and Y axes operates at 1,417 inches per minute, which enhances productivity during operation. This model also features advanced capabilities such as the Okuma OSP-P200 control system, which provides intuitive programming and control of the machining process. Additionally, it includes a swing arm automatic tool changer with a capacity for 30 CAT-40 tools, allowing for efficient tool management and reduced downtime. The presence of a rigid tapping feature, chip flush system, and a coolant wash down system further enhances the operational efficiency of the machine. Sellers often part with machines like the Hardinge GX1000 for various reasons, including upgrading to newer technology, downsizing operations, or closing facilities.

If you find yourself in a similar situation, we are here to help. At Superior Machine Tools, we buy nationwide, offering fast payments and handling all logistics for you. Selling your CNC machine can be a hassle-free process, and we are committed to making it as smooth as possible. Reach out to us today to discuss your Hardinge GX1000 and take the first step towards a successful sale.

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