Toshiba BT-10BR3 (1977)

Sell your Toshiba BT-10BR3 1977 today.
Toshiba BT-10BR3 Specifications
| Table Size | 55.1" X 63" |
|---|---|
| Spindle Diameter | 3.94" |
| Spindle Taper | #50 |
| W-Axis (Quill) Travel | 28" |
| Vertical Head Travel | 57" |
| Rotary Table Size | 55.1" X 63" |
| Table Cross Travel | 70.9" |
| Max Table Load | 13,890 LBS |
| Z Axis - Spindle Travel | 57.1" |
| Rapid Traverse | 126 IPM |
| Spindle Speeds | 20 TO 1000 RPM |
| Machine Weight | 40,800 LBS |
| Machine Dimensions | 213"F-B x 157"W X 130"H |
| Spindle Power | 11 kw |
| Controls | XYZ ACU-RITE DRO |
| Spindle Motor | 230/460 Volt |
| Spindle Travel | 28" |
| X Axis - Table Travel | 70.9" |
| Y Axis - Vertical Head Travel | 57" |
| Z-Axis Travel | 57.1" |
| Coolant Tank Capacity | Not specified |
| Cutting Feed Rates | Not specified |
| Chiller Unit | Not specified |
| Documentation | Not specified |
| Tool Changer Capacity | Not specified |
| Gear Box | Not specified |
| Coolant Pump Max Pressure | Not specified |
| B Axis - Table Rotation | Not specified |
| Power | Not specified |
| Travels Y-Axis | Not specified |
| Taper In Spindle | Not specified |
| W-Axis (Quill) Travel | Not specified |
| Xyz Rapid Traverse | Not specified |
| Z Travel Column In/Out | Not specified |
| Type | Not specified |
| Components | Not specified |
| Spindle Gearbox | Not specified |
| Travels X-Axis | Not specified |
| Table Load Capacity | Not specified |
| W Axis - Quill Travel | Not specified |
| Spindle Size | Not specified |
| Spindle Speed | Not specified |
| X Travel | Not specified |
| Y Travel | Not specified |
| Z-Axis Travel | Not specified |
| Tool Changer | Not specified |
Do you have a Toshiba BT-10BR3 to sell?
We are actively seeking a 1977 Toshiba Shibaura BT-10BR3, a robust table type horizontal boring mill that has made its mark in the CNC machining world. With a spindle diameter of 3.94 inches and a #50 taper, this machine is designed for precision and reliability. The BT-10BR3 features an impressive spindle longitudinal travel of 28 inches and a headstock vertical travel of 57 inches, allowing for versatile machining capabilities on a variety of materials. The rotary table working surface measures 55.1 inches by 63 inches, providing ample space for larger workpieces, while the table cross travel reaches 70.9 inches, accommodating a substantial table load of 13,890 pounds.
The table also offers a longitudinal travel of 57.1 inches, ensuring that you can tackle extensive projects with ease. With a rapid traverse rate of 126 IPM, efficiency is a key feature of the BT-10BR3, making it an essential addition to any workshop. This model boasts spindle speeds ranging from 20 to 1000 RPM, with high and low spindle speed ranges of .0009 to .15 IPR and .0040 to .67 IPR respectively, which allows for enhanced control during various machining operations. Weighing approximately 40,800 pounds, and with overall dimensions of 213 inches front-to-back by 157 inches wide by 130 inches high, this machine is a significant investment in your production capabilities.
Equipped with a power drawbar, right angle head, new DRO for spindle, and XYZ ACU-RITE DRO, the Toshiba Shibaura BT-10BR3 is ready to perform. Don't miss this opportunity to sell your used CNC machinery. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you get the best value for your equipment!
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