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Application： Heavy Machining

  • HMC-1000 Horizontal Machining Center

    HMC-1000 Horizontal Machining Center

    Designed for heavier multi-face production

    The HMC-1000 suits larger housings and structural parts where stable workholding, access to multiple faces, and controlled chip evacuation shape the production process.

    Connect pallet workflow to the cycle target

    Discuss pallet strategy, fixture mass, tool availability, torque demand, coolant, and inspection access before selecting the final machine configuration.

    Make the technical review actionable

    Provide the part drawing, material, expected batch size, acceptance scope, and installation constraints to develop a practical proposal.

  • TPX-160 Heavy Boring & Milling Machine

    TPX-160 Heavy Boring & Milling Machine

    Boring and milling for large structures

    The TPX-160 is positioned for large housings, structural components, and deep-machining tasks where boring, milling, table capacity, and controlled setup are reviewed as one system.

    Review the complete work envelope

    Confirm the largest workpiece dimensions, mass, boring depth, facing requirements, fixture plan, tooling, control preference, and material-removal objective before selecting options.

    Document the final acceptance

    Use the technical inquiry to align geometric inspection, spindle and table checks, function testing, test-cut records, documentation, packing, and installation support.

  • HMC-800 Horizontal Machining Center

    HMC-800 Horizontal Machining Center

    Stable machining for multi-face parts

    The HMC-800 is positioned for housings, structural components, and repeat production that benefit from horizontal chip evacuation, pallet-ready workflow, and reliable access to multiple faces.

    Balance table load and cutting demand

    Review workpiece weight, fixture design, pallet requirements, tool magazine capacity, spindle torque, coolant, and cycle objectives before defining the platform.

    Connect the machine to the acceptance record

    Technical review should include geometry checks, function verification, test cutting, packing, manuals, and installation handover for the planned application.