CNC Horizontal Boring Mills

Tos W100A Year (1980)

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Tos W100A Year (1980)

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MakeTos
ModelW100A Year
Year1980
CategoryCNC Horizontal Boring Mills
ConditionUsed

Tos W100A Year Specifications

Spindle Diameter3.94"
Table Load CapacitiesHeavy
Spindle TypeGear Head
Spindle TorquePowerful
X Axis Travel63.00"
Y Axis Travel44.09"
Z Axis Travel49.21"
W Axis Stroke27.6"
Boring Feeds0.0008 - 0.47 inch/rev
Milling Feeds0.71 - 35.43 inch/min
Rapid Traverse110.24 inch/min
Rotary Table Length49.21"
Rotary Table Width49.21"
Max Weight on Table6,624 lbs
Rotary Table Indexing1 Degree
Spindle Speed Range7.1 - 1,120 RPM
Spindle Taper50
Spindle Power15 HP
Facing Head Diameter23.62"
Facing Head Slide Travel8.26"
Max Facing Diameter35.43"
Facing Head Speed Range7.1 - 224 RPM
Power Requirements66FLA / 205-220v / 3-Phase
Machine Dimensions234" x 118" x 118"
Machine Weight30,905 lbs.

Do you have a Tos W100A Year to sell?

We are actively seeking a 1980 Tos Varnsdorf W100A, a robust CNC horizontal boring mill that stands out with its impressive specifications and capabilities. This table-type machine features a spindle diameter of 3.94 inches and is designed for heavy table load capacities, making it ideal for demanding machining tasks. The powerful gear head spindle delivers a torque that ensures efficient performance across a variety of operations, with a spindle speed range of 7.1 to 1,120 RPM. The W100A offers substantial travel capabilities with an X-axis travel of 63 inches, Y-axis travel of 44.09 inches, and Z-axis travel of 49.21 inches. Additionally, it includes a W-axis stroke of 27.6 inches, allowing for versatile machining options.

This machine is equipped with a 4-axis rotary table that measures 49.21 inches in both length and width, capable of handling a maximum weight of 6,624 lbs. The rotary table indexing is precise at 1 degree, enabling accurate positioning for complex machining tasks. With rapid traverse speeds of up to 110.24 inches per minute and a range of boring feeds from 0.0008 to 0.47 inch/rev, this machine enhances productivity while maintaining high-quality results. The milling feeds range from 0.71 to 35.43 inches per minute, making it adaptable for various operations. The Tos Varnsdorf W100A is powered by a 15 HP spindle, and its facing head diameter of 23.62 inches provides additional versatility in machining.

The machine dimensions are 234 inches in length, 118 inches in width, and 118 inches in height, weighing approximately 30,905 lbs. If you have a 1980 Tos Varnsdorf W100A that you are considering selling, we invite you to contact us today. Let us help you get the best value for your equipment!

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