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Flexible CNC machining centres with up to 5 axes
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MATSUURA H.Plus-300 Horizontal machining centre
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MAZAK FH10800 HORIZONTAL MACHINING CENTER
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MAZAK HCN6000 II HORIZONTAL MACHINING CENTER
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MAZAK FH 5800 HORIZONTAL MACHINING CENTER
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France, 72230 MONCE EN BELIN
MAZAK FH 5800 HORIZONTAL MACHINING CENTER
DECKEL MAHO DMC 60 H Horizontal Machining Centre
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DOOSAN NHM 8000 Horizontal Machining Centre
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DIXI DHP 80 Horizontal Machining Centre
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HELLER MC 20 4-Axis Horizontal Machining Centre
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STARRAG HECKERT HEC 500 D XXL Horizontal Machining Centre
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MAZAK NEXUS 6800-II HORIZONTAL MACHINING CENTER
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MAZAK HCN 6000 / HCN 6000 II / PMC CONTROLLER HORIZONTAL MACHINING CENTERS X 2 + PALLETISING CELL
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MORI SEIKI NH 4000 DCG Horizontal Machining Centre
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MAZAK HCN5000 II MATRIX HORIZONTAL MACHINING CENTER
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MORI SEIKI SH 403 Machining Center
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France, region Haute-Savoie
MORI SEIKI SH 403 Machining Center
EXCELLO XHC 241 Horizontal Machining Centre
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DAEWOO ACE HC 400 Horizontal machining center
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HÜLLER-HILLE NBH 170 Horizontal Machining Center
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Horizontal MORBIDELLI AUTHOR 600 KLS CNC Machining Center
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HÜLLER-HILLE NBH 170 Horizontal Machnining Center
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CHIRON DZ18L Horizontal Machining Center
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SCHIESS S-HoriMill 50V Horizontal Machining Centre
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MAKINO a61-A60 Machining Center - Palletized
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MATSUURA MAM-500HF PC-11 Horizontal Machining Centre
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TOYODA FH550SX Horizontal Machining Center
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DMG DMC 70 eVolution Horizontal Machining Center
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OKK HM-63 horizontal machining center
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VIGEL TW500 H Double-Spindle Horizontal Machining Center
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VIGEL TW 500 h horizontal machining center 5 axes
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A horizontal machining centre is a CNC milling machine equipped with a horizontal spindle, 3-5 axes, a tool warehouse, a tool changer and chip conveyors. It allows an automatic machining of more complex workpieces in the series production field. Compared with vertical constructions, horizontal machining centres work with less vibration and their chip removal construction is simpler designed. There are some important criteria to consider before the purchase: travel length, machine weight, table carrying capacity, tool holder, etc. At Surplex you will find second hand machining centres from leading manufacturers such as MAZAK, DMG MAHO, etc. What’s more, some of them are recent models with a long travel and a modern controlling system, e.g. SIEMENS, MAZATROL or HEIDENHAIN!

A horizontal machining center (abbr. HMC) is a machine tool used for the automatic manufacturing of workpieces through a variety of different processes, where a tool is driven by a horizontally orientated main spindle. Like all other types of machining centres, the horizontal machining centre allows for the manufacturing of workpieces of complex prismatic shapes.
  • Automatic processing of workpieces through a variety of machining techniques
  • Tools can be automatically switched
  • Primarily used in the manufacturing of prismatic workpieces
Quality Great offers Personalized It also contains three additional translational axes that are numerically controlled. Common types of horizontal machining centres are the gantry design and the shelf-mounted models. Gantry machining centres are very versatile and suitable for the processing of large workpieces. Horizontal machining centres with shelf-mounted robots are somewhat restricted but they offer a very short chip-to-chip time. A portal construction is usually found in vertical machining centres. Machining centres can usually be found in the form of horizontal or vertical machining centres. Statistical analyses have concluded that the use of a horizontal machining centre would be more advantageous for two thirds of commonly processed products. The axes of motion could either be applied to the tool or the workpiece itself. BOHLE Horizontal machining centre in use There are 5 usable forms of horizontal machining centres with 1, 2 or 3 axes in the tool carrier or workpiece table. Automatic tool switching is typical for all machining centres, as well as the automatic switching of drilling heads. The state of the main spindle can be deciding factor when deciding which form of machining centre to use.

Horizontal machining centres are based on drilling machines and milling machines. The major developmental steps were the introduction of numerical operation, a concept that was invented at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in 1951, as well as the ability to automatically switch tools out of a tool magazine. This allowed for automatic processing of workpieces, which is a characteristic of machining centres. The various forms of milling machines, like gantry and shelf-mounted models, are also a form of horizontal machining centre.

Horizontal machining centres are mainly used to process prismatic workpieces, particularly through boring and milling. They are suitable for the manufacturing of single pieces as well as small-scale or large series. For mass production (for example, automobile or airplane manufacturing) the reduction of idle time is an advantage. This can be achieved using the possibility offered by a machining centre: it is able to process a workpiece with one clamp and several tools either simultaneously or after one another (these tools can be switched automatically).

Horizontal machining centres are mainly found in the range of products offered by AXA, BRIDGEPORT, CHIRON, DMG/MORI-SEIKI, DOOSAN, HECKERT, HERMLE, HÜLLER-HILLE, HURCO, MAKINO, MATSUURA, MAZAK, MORI-SEIKI and OKUMA.
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