The KEN A Vision SE-2112 is a used machining center — sometimes referred to as a CNC machining center or mill-drill center — a computer-numerically controlled machine tool designed for high-precision multi-axis cutting, milling, drilling, and boring operations on metal and other materials. This example was built in 2018 and is currently located in Portugal, offered at $175,000.
The machine runs on a Heidenhain TNC 640 control system, a high-end conversational and ISO CNC controller widely regarded for its precision positioning and programming capabilities in demanding machining environments. Spindle power is rated at 15/18 kW, with a spindle speed reaching 15,000 rpm, making it well suited to both heavy stock removal and fine-finish work. An automatic tool changer with a capacity of 24 tools supports uninterrupted operation across complex multi-step programs.
Axis travels are substantial: the X axis covers 2,100 mm, the Y axis 1,200 mm, and the Z axis 1,000 mm, giving the machine a generous working envelope for large or complex workpieces. The table measures 1,200 × 800 mm with a maximum workpiece weight capacity of 4,200 kg, indicating the machine is built to handle heavy-duty components. A C axis is fitted, enabling rotational positioning and expanding the range of features that can be machined in a single setup. The machine's overall footprint is 3,550 × 3,950 × 2,960 mm, and its own weight is 5,300 kg.
Additional data points noted in the listing include a dielectric volume of 1,600 litres, a tank measuring 1,195 × 800 mm with a height of 410 mm, and a recorded 19,560 hours of operation. The machine has a total weight of 5,300 kg and has accumulated 19,560 working hours from its 2018 manufacture date.
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