The Enshu VMC-650 is a used CNC vertical machining center — sometimes referred to as a VMC or vertical machining centre — a type of machine tool used for precision milling, drilling, boring, and tapping of metal and other materials on a vertically oriented spindle axis. Enshu is a Japanese machine tool manufacturer with a long-standing reputation for building high-rigidity CNC machining centers and grinding machines, serving industries such as automotive, aerospace, and general engineering.
This machine has accumulated 4,800 hours of total working time, with 3,700 hours recorded on the spindle, providing a useful indication of overall usage relative to its service life.
The axis travels measure 1,300 mm in X, 650 mm in Y, and 550 mm in Z, giving the machine a generous working envelope well suited to medium and larger workpieces. The table dimensions are 1,300 × 620 mm and are rated to support a maximum workpiece weight of 1,500 kg, making it capable of handling substantial, heavy components without difficulty. The spindle uses an ISO 50 taper, a robust, high-torque interface commonly found on larger machining centers intended for heavy-duty cutting applications, and it runs to a maximum speed of 4,000 rpm. The automatic tool changer accommodates a magazine of 30 tools, allowing complex multi-operation work to be completed without manual tool intervention.
The machine's overall footprint is 3,800 × 2,920 mm with a height of 3,000 mm, and it weighs approximately 12,000 kg, reflecting the heavy cast construction typical of rigid, vibration-resistant machine tools of this class. This machine is located in Poland and is offered at a price of $9,000.
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