Turning-boring-milling center
Processing workpieces up to 12 m long
Complex workpieces up to a length of 12 m can be machined with the M175 turning-boring-milling center from WFL Millturn Technologies.
The model expands the Millturn series. The latest member of the family offers a maximum swing diameter of 1,750 mm and can accommodate workpieces weighing up to 15,000 kg thanks to the new, generously dimensioned bed guideway for the steady rest slide and tailstock.
The turning-drilling-milling unit (DBFE) has an X-stroke of 1,620 mm and a Y-stroke of 1,100 mm. The main and milling spindle systems have an output of 113 kW and 58 kW respectively. The machine is equipped with an HSK-A 100 tool interface as standard, with Capto C8 as an option.
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