Vertical milling machining center

LEYO VMC 1160 Vmc Machining Center Description

Spindle Type:Belt spindle

Spindle Taper Hole:BT40 

Spindle Power/Speed:11 kw 10000 rpm

Controller System:Gsk/Hnc/Lnc/Syntec/Mitsubishi/Fanuc/Siemens

FAQ

1.What is the hardest material to CNC?

The hardest material to CNC is typically considered to be hardened steel. This is because it is extremely tough and resistant to cutting, which can cause excessive tool wear and breakage. Machining hardened steel requires specialized tools and techniques, such as using high-speed steel or carbide tooling and applying coolant to reduce heat buildup. Additionally, the process may take longer and require multiple passes to achieve the desired shape or finish.

2.What is the easiest material to CNC?

The easiest material to CNC depends on the specific application and the skill level of the operator, but generally, softer materials such as plastics, aluminum, and brass are considered easier to machine. These materials are more forgiving when it comes to tool wear and breakage, and they can be cut at higher speeds with less force. They also tend to produce less heat during machining, which can help preserve the tool's lifespan. However, it's important to note that even easy-to-machine materials can present challenges if the design or tooling is not properly optimized for the application.