The Huron KX15 is a five-axis CNC milling machine, sometimes referred to as a machining centre, dating from 2001 and currently located in Portugal. Milling machines of this type are used in precision metalworking and manufacturing to cut, shape, and finish complex components across multiple axes in a single setup, making them well suited to aerospace, automotive, toolmaking, and general engineering applications. Huron is a French machine tool manufacturer with a long history of producing high-specification milling and machining equipment for industrial production environments.
This machine is equipped with a Siemens 840D Powerline CNC control system, a widely respected platform in multi-axis machining that offers advanced interpolation, high-speed processing, and flexible programming capabilities. The spindle runs at up to 24,000 RPM and is rated at 10 kW, with tooling held via an HSK40 tool holder interface as well as an ISO SK40 spindle retainer. The automatic tool changer accommodates 28 to 30 tools, allowing extended unmanned machining cycles without manual intervention.
Axis travel is quoted across two sets of figures in the seller's data: X/Y/Z travels of 650, 700, and 450 mm respectively appear alongside a second set of 800 mm on X, 1,000 mm on Y, and 550 mm on Z. The table dimension is listed at 500 mm and the usable floor area of the machine footprint is 4,100 × 2,050 mm. With five axes and an indexing accuracy of 0.001°, the machine is capable of highly precise simultaneous multi-axis contouring work. Total machine weight is 7,000 kg and overall height is 3,060 mm, reflecting a substantial, rigidly constructed platform. The supply voltage is 380 V.
The seller notes that this machine has a fault in the electrical panel, which prospective buyers should factor into their assessment of condition and any planned refurbishment costs.
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