SACEM CNC 4-Axis Horizontal Boring Machine 4.4 Meters Spindle Diameter 130 mm – Year 1996

SACEM CNC 4-Axis Horizontal Boring Machine 4.4 Meters – Year 1996

Machine Overview

SACEM CNC 4-Axis Horizontal Boring Machine, Year 1996, featuring a 130 mm spindle, ISO 50 spindle taper, and upgraded with a Siemens 840D SL CNC Control. This heavy-duty horizontal boring mill is equipped with a 1,800 × 1,800 mm CNC rotary table, multiple fixed tables, a right-angle milling head, and a faceplate. The machine is currently connected to power and can be inspected under working conditions.

Technical Specifications

Specification Metric Imperial Description
Manufacturer SACEM SACEM Horizontal boring machine manufacturer.
Model Year 1996 1996 Original year of manufacture.
Machine Type 4-Axis CNC Horizontal Boring Machine 4-Axis CNC Horizontal Boring Machine Heavy-duty table-type boring mill.
CNC Control Siemens 840D SL Siemens 840D SL Original CNC upgraded to Siemens 840D SL.
Spindle Diameter 130 mm 5.12 in Heavy-duty boring spindle.
Spindle Taper ISO 50 ISO 50 Standard spindle interface.
X-Axis Travel 4,400 mm 173.23 in Longitudinal travel.
Y-Axis Travel 2,000 mm 78.74 in Vertical travel.
Z-Axis Travel 1,200 mm 47.24 in Cross travel.
W-Axis (Spindle Travel) 900 mm 35.43 in Quill travel.
CNC Rotary Table 1,800 × 1,800 mm 70.87 × 70.87 in CNC rotary indexing table.
Fixed Table No. 1 2,000 × 2,000 mm 78.74 × 78.74 in Heavy-duty fixed table.
Fixed Table No. 2 4,000 × 2,000 mm 157.48 × 78.74 in Large fixed work table.
Standard Equipment
  • Siemens 840D SL CNC Control
  • 130 mm Boring Spindle
  • ISO 50 Spindle Taper
  • 4-Axis CNC Configuration
  • 1,800 × 1,800 mm CNC Rotary Table
  • 2,000 × 2,000 mm Fixed Table
  • 4,000 × 2,000 mm Fixed Table
  • Right-Angle Milling Head
  • Faceplate
  • Original CNC Machine (Control Modernized)
Machine Features
  • Heavy-duty horizontal boring machine designed for machining large and heavy workpieces.
  • Originally manufactured in 1996 and professionally upgraded with a Siemens 840D SL CNC control system.
  • Large 4,400 mm X-axis travel provides excellent capacity for oversized components.
  • 130 mm spindle and ISO 50 taper deliver high rigidity and heavy metal removal capability.
  • Equipped with both CNC rotary table and large fixed tables for maximum machining flexibility.
  • Right-angle milling head enables multi-face machining without repositioning the workpiece.
  • Faceplate included for additional boring and facing operations.
  • Machine is currently connected to power and can be inspected under working conditions at the seller’s facility.
  • Suitable for energy, mining, steel, shipbuilding, heavy machinery, mold & die, and general heavy engineering applications.

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