VMC855: what an 800 × 550 × 550 mm envelope actually covers
A working walkthrough of the VMC855 envelope: where 800 mm of X travel runs out, why Y limits first on plate work, and which parts fit in one clamp.
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Short technical articles on VMC selection, written against the published model sheets and filmed on the machines they describe. No generic buying advice, no performance numbers we cannot evidence.
A working walkthrough of the VMC855 envelope: where 800 mm of X travel runs out, why Y limits first on plate work, and which parts fit in one clamp.
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Why the VMC1160 is the range volume platform: 1100 x 600 x 600 mm travel, 1200 x 600 mm table at 800 kg, BT40-150 at 8000 rpm, 2.5 s tool change.
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The VMC1370 in practice: 1300 x 700 x 750 mm travel, 1400 x 700 mm table, BT40-150 at 8000 rpm, and the mould and plate work it is sized for.
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A practical comparison of FANUC and Syntec controllers on a vertical machining center: programming, support, spares and the questions that decide it.
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What BT40-150 specifies, how it differs from BT40 and BT50, and the point where the taper stops being rigid enough for the cut you want to take.
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The four stages a Handemo VMC goes through before dispatch: casting and machining, assembly, geometry inspection and the acceptance cut.
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