This Huron EXV CNC is a milling machine — sometimes referred to as a machining centre — used for precision material removal across metal and composite workpieces through rotating multi-point cutting tools. Huron is a French machine tool manufacturer with a long-standing reputation for producing high-performance milling and grinding equipment for the aerospace, automotive, mould-making, and general engineering industries.
Dating from 2000 and located in Belgium, this used machine is equipped with a NUM 1060 CNC control system, which handles the coordinated movement of the three linear axes. The X-axis offers a travel of 1,200 mm, the Y-axis 700 mm, and the Z-axis 600 mm, giving the machine a substantial working envelope well suited to medium-to-large workpieces. The table measures 1,600 x 600 mm, providing ample clamping surface across that range of travel.
The spindle is driven by a 25 kW motor and accepts tooling via an HSK63-A interface, a precision hollow-taper shank system widely used in high-speed machining for its rigidity and repeatability. The milling head also accommodates ISO 40 toolholders, broadening compatibility with conventional tooling systems. Spindle speed ranges from 100 to 14,000 rpm, allowing the machine to handle both heavy roughing passes at low speed and fine finishing operations at the upper end of the range.
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