The Enshu S-400 is a used machining center — sometimes referred to as a CNC machining center or vertical machining center — a type of machine tool designed to perform multiple cutting operations such as milling, drilling, boring, and tapping on a workpiece in a single setup. Enshu is a Japanese machine tool builder with a long-standing reputation in precision metalworking, producing equipment for industries including automotive, aerospace, and general engineering.
This 1997 machine is a three-axis configuration and is equipped with a generously sized working table measuring 900 × 450 mm, capable of supporting a maximum workpiece load of 800 kg. The axis travels are 650 mm in X, 450 mm in Y, and a combined 350 + 110 mm in Z, with the Z movement carried out by the spindle head. The distance from the top of the table to the spindle ranges from 200 mm to 660 mm, providing flexibility for workpieces of varying heights.
The spindle runs at speeds between 80 and 8,000 rpm and is powered by a 7.5 kW motor, with a No. 40 taper interface for tooling. Rapid traverse rates are 36 m/min on both the X and Y axes and 20 m/min on the Z axis, supporting efficient non-cutting movements and productive cycle times.
The machine is fitted with an automatic tool changer with a capacity of 20 tools, allowing a broad range of operations to be carried out without manual intervention. This unit is offered in used condition and is currently located in Portugal, listed at $14,500.
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