A Horizontal Boring Mill holds the workpiece stationary on a vertical table whose position can be adjusted. The machine has its work spindle parallel to the ground and work table. Typically there are 3 linear axes in which the tool head and part can move. The main axis that drives the part towards the work spindle is the Z-axis, with a cross-traversing X-axis and a vertically traversing Y-axis. The work spindle is referred to as the C-axis and, if a Rotary Table is incorporated, its centre line is the B-axis.
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WFT 11 - Table Type
Machine axes:
4 linear (X,Y,Z a W), 1 Rotary Axis (B)
WFT 13 - Table Type
Efficient processing of large and heavy workpieces
WFT 15 - Table Type
Higher turning torque than the WFT 13
80mm Y-axis ball screw
WRFT 130/150/160 Table Type
Powerful headstock with movable slide ram (V) and live spindle (W)
WFC 10 - Table Type
Smallest horizontal borer from Fermat Ideal for small to medium work pieces up to 3000 kg
SHM-11020RF
110mm Quill, Direct drive Rotary Table handles 7 tons loads & can index to 0.001 degree increments
SHM-13040R
130mm Quill, Direct drive Rotary Table handles 7 tons loads & can index to 0.001 degree increments
SHM-630L
X-Axis with 2 linear guide ways and a Z-Axis with 3 linear guide ways
Y-axis - Box Way system