CNC Horizontal Machining Centers (HMC)

Mazak H-630 (1998)

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Mazak H-630 (1998)

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MakeMazak
ModelH-630
Year1998
CategoryCNC Horizontal Machining Centers (HMC)
ConditionUsed

Mazak H-630 Specifications

# Axis4
# Of Pallets6
A Axis TravelN/A
A Axis Minimum Indexing AngleN/A
Accuracy PositioningN/A
Air RequiredN/A
Approximate Machine DimensionsN/A
Approximate Machine Weight37,400 LBS
ATC Capacity120
ATC PositionsN/A
Auto Tool Change CapacityN/A
Automatic Tool Changer CapacityN/A
Automatic Workpiece Measuring EquipmentN/A
Axes ControlCNC (FANUC 11ME)
Axis Acceleration/DecelerationN/A
Axis Travel X39.4"
Axis Travel Y31.5"
Axis Travel Z29.5"
B Axis TravelN/A
B Axis Minimum Indexing AngleN/A
C Axis TravelN/A
C Axis Minimum Indexing AngleN/A
Chip ConveyorN/A
Chip RemovalN/A
Chuck SizeN/A
Control SystemCNC (FANUC 11ME)
Feed RateN/A
Maximum Spindle Speed4,500 RPM
Maximum Tool Diameter12 IN.
Maximum Tool Length15.7 IN.
Tool Holder TypeCAT # 50
Tool Storage Capacity120
Workpiece SizeN/A
Workpiece WeightN/A
X Axis Travel39.4"
Y Axis Travel31.5"
Z Axis Travel29.5"
OtherSPINDLE TAPER: CAT 50
SPINDLE DRIVE MOTOR30 hp
PALLET SIZE24.8" x 24.8"
PALLET SIZE (W)24.8"
PALLET SIZE (L)24.8"
PALLET LOAD CAPACITY2640 lb
4th AxisN/C Contouring
OtherDISTANCE FROM SPINDLE CENTER TO TABLE TOP: 1.97 IN. - 33.5
DISTANCE FROM SPINDLE NOSE TO TABLE CENTER7.87 IN. - 37.4 I
RAPID TRAVERSE ( X, Y & Z )781 IPM
SPINDLE SPEED RANGE22-4500 RPM
SPINDLE NOSEISO # 50
MAX. SPINDLE TORQUE639 FT.LBS
TOOL SHANK CONFIGURATIONCAT # 50
TOOL SELECTION METHODRANDOM SELECTION/SHORTEST PATH
MAX. TOOL LENGTH ( FROM GAUGE LINE )15.7 IN.
WITH ADJACENT POCKETS EMPTY10.2 IN.
MAX. TOOL WEIGHT59.4 LBS.
MAIN MOTOR ( 30 MIN. RATING )AC 30 HP
POWER REQUIREMENT61 KVA
MAXIMUM WORKPIECE SIZE ( DIA. X HGT )35.4 IN. X 37.4 IN.
OtherMACHINE WEIGHT: 37,400 LBS
OtherTABLE LOAD CAPACITY: 2640 LBS.
OtherTABLE INDEXING: FULL 4TH
OtherMAXIMUM WORKPIECE SIZE: N/A
OtherTOOL MAGAZINE CAPACITY: 120
OtherTOOL SELECTION METHOD: N/A
OtherPOWER REQUIREMENT: N/A
OtherMAIN MOTOR: N/A
OtherTOOL SHANK CONFIGURATION: N/A
OtherWITH ADJACENT POCKETS EMPTY: N/A
OtherMACHINE WEIGHT: N/A
OtherTABLE LOAD CAPACITY: N/A
OtherTABLE INDEXING: N/A
OtherTOOL MAGAZINE CAPACITY: N/A

Do you have a Mazak H-630 to sell?

We are actively seeking a 1998 MAZAK H-630 CNC Horizontal Machining Center. This model is well-regarded in the industry for its robust features and reliability, making it a valuable asset for any manufacturing operation. The MAZAK H-630 boasts impressive specifications, including a generous X-axis travel of 39.4 inches, a Y-axis travel of 31.5 inches, and a Z-axis travel of 29.5 inches. With its CAT 50 spindle taper and a powerful 30 hp spindle drive motor, this machine can reach spindle speeds of up to 4,500 rpm, enabling it to handle a wide range of materials and complex machining tasks with ease. Equipped with a 120-tool magazine and six pallets, each measuring 24.8 inches by 24.8 inches, the H-630 is designed for efficient production and quick tool changes.

The full 4th axis and N/C contouring capabilities allow for advanced machining operations, providing versatility that shops appreciate. Additionally, with a maximum tool weight capacity of 59.4 lbs and a maximum workpiece size of 35.4 inches in diameter by 37.4 inches in height, this machine is well-suited for both large and intricate components. Many sellers choose to part with machines like the MAZAK H-630 for various reasons. Upgrading to newer technology, downsizing operations, or even closing a facility can lead to the decision to sell. In some cases, underutilized machines may not be justifying their space on the shop floor, prompting owners to seek buyers who can put the equipment to good use.

At Superior Machine Tools, we understand the importance of a smooth selling process. We buy used CNC machines nationwide and pride ourselves on offering fast payments and seamless logistics. We handle all the details, so you can focus on your next steps without the hassle of managing the sale. If you're considering selling your MAZAK H-630 or any other CNC machinery, reach out to us today. Our team is here to help you navigate the process and ensure you receive the best value for your equipment.

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