This Cincinnati Lamb FTV is a used CNC milling machine — sometimes referred to as a machining centre — built in 2005 and currently located in Portugal. Milling machines of this type are used for precision material removal across flat, contoured, and complex workpiece surfaces, and are common throughout aerospace, automotive, and general heavy engineering manufacturing. Cincinnati Lamb is a well-established name in industrial machine tool manufacturing, with a long history of producing high-performance milling and machining equipment for demanding production environments.
The machine operates on three axes, with an X-axis travel of 98.4 inches, a Y-axis travel of 41.3 inches, and a Z-axis travel of 31.5 inches, providing a substantial working envelope suited to large-part machining. The table measures 39.56 inches by 123.6 inches and carries a rated capacity of 17,600 pounds, reflecting the machine's suitability for heavy workpieces. Control is provided by a Fanuc 18i-MB CNC system, a well-regarded and widely supported control platform known for its reliability in multi-axis milling applications.
The spindle runs at up to 6,000 RPM and is fitted with an ISO 50 taper, a standard found on larger, heavier-duty machine tools designed for high-torque cutting work. A main drive motor rated at 40 horsepower delivers the power required to support demanding cutting cycles across a range of materials. Coolant-through-spindle capability is included, allowing cutting fluid to be delivered directly to the cutting zone, which improves tool life and chip evacuation during deep or high-feed operations. This machine is priced at $75,000 in used condition.
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