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Awea BM 1200 – Year 2007

Awea BM 1200 – Year 2007

Axis X 1200 mm
Axis Y 600 mm
Axis Z 800 mm
Rotary table (4th axis) yes
Type of CNC FANUC 0i
Number of tool pockets 24
Max. spindle speed 8000 rpm
Weight 7500 kg
State excellent
At local norms yes

Used Awea BM 1200 Machining center – vertical

X, Y, Z strokes: 1200 x 600 x 800mm; spindle speed 8,000 rpm; tool changer 24 places; cnc FANUC 0i with continuous rotary table

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