The Soraluce SV-HSC 8000 is a used milling machine — sometimes referred to as a machining centre — designed for high-precision material removal across large workpieces. Milling machines of this type use rotating cutting tools to shape metal and other hard materials, and are fundamental across aerospace, energy, toolmaking, and general heavy engineering. Soraluce is a Spanish manufacturer with a long-standing reputation for producing large-format, high-rigidity machine tools, particularly mobile-column and floor-type milling and boring machines serving demanding industrial sectors.
The machine is built around a generously proportioned table measuring 8,000 × 1,100 mm, giving it substantial capacity for long or bulky workpieces. Linear travels cover 7,000 mm on the X-axis (driven by rack and pinion), 1,200 mm on the Y-axis, and 2,000 mm on the Z-axis, making this a genuinely large-envelope machine suited to extended cuts. Feed rates on all three axes reach 25 m/min, while rapid traverse acceleration is rated at 1.5 m/s².
The spindle is fitted with an ISO 50 DIN 69871-AD taper and reaches a maximum speed of 6,000 rpm, with oil cooling maintaining thermal stability at high duty cycles. Drive power is 30 kW. An automatic orthogonal head with 1°×1° indexing increments is fitted, allowing precise angular positioning for complex multi-face operations. Air cooling through the tool is also provided.
Control is handled by a Heidenhain iTNC 530 digital CNC system, a well-regarded conversational control widely used on high-precision milling machines, paired with a Heidenhain HR 420 electronic handwheel for manual intervention and setup. A thermal compensation probe is installed to counteract dimensional drift caused by heat during extended machining runs.
The machine was originally manufactured in 2001 and underwent a retrofit in 2015, which will have updated elements of the machine to extend its working life and capability. It is located in Spain. The package as offered includes two front extra tables each measuring 1,000 × 1,200 × 1,000 mm, and two squares measuring 1,000 × 1,200 × 3,500 mm, providing additional workholding and fixturing options for buyers who acquire the machine.
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