At Exapro, we offer a diverse selection of used CNC floor type boring machines, essential for precision machining in industries such as aerospace, shipbuilding, and heavy equipment manufacturing. These robust machines are designed for boring large and heavy workpieces with high accuracy and stability, enhanced by CNC control for improved automation and precision. Our CNC floor type boring machines range in price from €50,000 for basic models to €400,000 for advanced, high-capacity units from leading brands like Union, Wotan, Soraluce, and PAMA. Each machine features unique specifications such as spindle diameter, travel dimensions, table load capacity, and CNC system, ensuring they meet your specific production needs.
When selecting a CNC floor type boring machine, consider key factors like the machine's boring capacity, rigidity, accuracy, CNC control features, and ease of integration with other machining processes. These elements are crucial for achieving high-quality machining, optimizing production efficiency, and handling large workpieces effectively. Investing in our used CNC floor type boring machines not only provides access to top-tier equipment at significantly reduced prices but also supports sustainable practices by extending the lifecycle of durable machinery. Trust in Exapro's commitment to excellent customer service and find the perfect machine to enhance your large-scale machining operations.
Explore Exapro’s listings today to discover reliable CNC floor type boring machines that deliver exceptional performance and value for your precision machining needs.
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Year: 2000
CNC | |
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Y travel | 1300 mm |
Table length | 2000 mm |
X travel | 4000 mm |
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Z travel | 1800 mm |
Table width | 2000 mm |
Year: 1991
CNC | Heidenhain TNC 426 |
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Y travel | 3000 mm |
Table length | 1800 mm |
X travel | 500 mm |
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Z travel | 5000 mm |
Table width | 2000 mm |
Year: 1997
CNC | HEIDENHAIN 430 i |
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Y travel | 4000 mm |
Table length | 2500 mm |
X travel | 8000 mm |
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Z travel | 1000 mm |
Table width | 2500 mm |
Year:
CNC | Heidenhain |
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Y travel | 1200 mm |
Spindle taper | ISO-50 |
X travel | 6000 mm |
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Z travel | 1500 mm |
Max. spindle speed | 3000 rpm |
Year:
CNC | Heidenhain |
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Y travel | 1000 mm |
Table length | 1000 mm |
X travel | 1000 mm |
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Z travel | 1250 mm |
Table width | 1000 mm |
Year: 2019
CNC | Similar to Fanuc |
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Y travel | 1600 mm |
Table length | 1800 mm |
X travel | 2600 mm |
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Z travel | 2000 mm |
Table width | 1600 mm |
Year:
CNC | Siemens Sinumerik 3 |
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Y travel | 4000 mm |
Table length | 20000 mm |
X travel | 8000 mm |
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Z travel | 1400 mm |
Table width | 4200 mm |
Year:
CNC | Siemens Sinumerik 840D |
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Y travel | 800 mm |
Spindle taper | ISO50 |
X travel | 6000 mm |
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Z travel | 2000 mm |
Spindle diameter | 130 mm |
Year: 1997
CNC | Fanuc 15M |
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Y travel | 4000 mm |
Table width | 4000 mm |
X travel | 13000 mm |
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Table length | 13000 mm |
Spindle taper |
Year: 1989
CNC | Numerics CNC-H 642 |
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Y travel | 1000 mm |
Table length | 1000 mm |
X travel | 1000 mm |
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Z travel | 1600 mm |
Table width | 1120 mm |
Year: 2008
CNC | SIEMENS 840D |
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Y travel | 5000 mm |
Spindle taper |
X travel | 16800 mm |
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Z travel | 2280 mm |
Overhauled | no |
Year: 1979
CNC | Siemens 840D |
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Y travel | 6000 mm |
Table length | 6000 mm |
X travel | 22500 mm |
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Z travel | 1500 mm |
Table width | 5000 mm |
Year: 1981
CNC | |
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Y travel | 6000 mm |
Table length | 5000 mm |
X travel | 22500 mm |
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Z travel | 1500 mm |
Table width | 4000 mm |
Year: 1980
CNC | |
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Y travel | 6000 mm |
Table length | 5000 mm |
X travel | 22500 mm |
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Z travel | 1500 mm |
Table width | 4000 mm |
Year: 2006
CNC | HeidenHain iTNC530 |
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Y travel | 4500 mm |
Table length | 20000 mm |
X travel | 18500 mm |
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Z travel | 900 mm |
Table width | 4200 mm |
Year: 2009
CNC | FANUC |
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Y travel | 2500 mm |
Max. workpiece weight | 35000 kg |
X travel | 6000 mm |
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Z travel | 800 mm |
Spindle taper |
Year:
CNC | ECS 2301 |
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Y travel | 1000 mm |
Table length | 2000 mm |
X travel | 8000 mm |
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Z travel | 3000 mm |
Table width | 2500 mm |
Year:
CNC | Siemens Simium 3 |
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Y travel | 4000 mm |
Table length | 20000 mm |
X travel | 8000 mm |
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Z travel | 1400 mm |
Table width | 4200 mm |
Year:
CNC | Siemens 840C |
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Y travel | 1200 mm |
Table length | 3500 mm |
X travel | 8800 mm |
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Z travel | 3300 mm |
Table width | 1650 mm |
Year: 1997
CNC | HEIDENHAIN TNC 430 |
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Y travel | 1500 mm |
Table length | 1100 mm |
X travel | 2100 mm |
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Z travel | 1000 mm |
Table width | 1300 mm |
In the metalworking industry, CNC (Computer Numerical Control) floor type boring machines are invaluable for their ability to produce precise, large-diameter holes in heavy and complex workpieces. These machines combine traditional boring capabilities with advanced CNC technology, allowing for high precision, repeatability, and efficiency. Essential for industries such as aerospace, automotive, heavy equipment manufacturing, and energy, CNC floor type boring machines are designed to handle demanding applications that require both accuracy and robustness. Exapro, a leading online marketplace for used industrial machinery, provides an extensive range of CNC floor type boring machines, offering businesses access to top-tier equipment at competitive prices.
CNC floor type boring machines come in several configurations, each tailored to meet specific industrial requirements. The primary types include:
These machines are designed to bore horizontal holes into large and heavy workpieces. They are widely used in industries that require high precision and large-scale boring operations.
Single-Column CNC Horizontal Boring Machines: Equipped with a single support column, these machines offer excellent stability and precision for medium to large-sized workpieces. They are ideal for straightforward boring operations.
Double-Column CNC Horizontal Boring Machines: Featuring two support columns, these machines provide enhanced stability and can handle even larger and heavier workpieces. They are suitable for complex and demanding boring tasks, offering increased accuracy and load capacity.
Exapro offers a variety of CNC horizontal floor type boring machines, ensuring businesses can find the right equipment for their specific boring needs.
Also known as vertical boring mills, these machines are used to bore vertical holes into large workpieces. They are particularly useful for applications requiring vertical orientation of the workpieces.
Single-Column CNC Vertical Boring Machines: With a single vertical support column, these machines provide adequate stability for medium-sized workpieces and are commonly used in the automotive and heavy equipment industries.
Double-Column CNC Vertical Boring Machines: Featuring two vertical support columns, these machines offer greater stability and can handle larger workpieces. They are ideal for applications requiring high precision and heavy-duty boring.
Exapro’s inventory includes various CNC vertical floor type boring machines, catering to different industrial applications and production volumes.
When selecting a CNC floor type boring machine, several key features and specifications must be considered to ensure the machine meets your operational requirements. These include:
The boring capacity, including maximum diameter and depth, is a critical consideration. Machines designed for large-scale operations must maintain precision and stability over extended distances. Exapro’s listings provide detailed specifications on boring capacity, helping you find a machine that meets your project requirements.
The size of the worktable and its load capacity are crucial for handling large and heavy workpieces. Ensure the machine you choose can accommodate the dimensions and weight of your typical workpieces. Exapro offers machines with various table sizes and load capacities, allowing you to select the right model for your needs.
Advanced CNC control systems enhance precision, automation, and repeatability. Look for machines with user-friendly interfaces, programmable settings, and capabilities for complex machining operations. Features such as real-time monitoring, error detection, and automated tool changes can significantly boost productivity and reduce operator workload. Exapro’s platform includes a range of CNC-controlled machines, enabling you to choose equipment that offers the right level of automation for your operations.
The spindle speed and power directly affect boring efficiency and quality. High-speed spindles allow for faster operations, while powerful spindles are essential for cutting through tough materials. Machines with adjustable spindle speeds accommodate different materials and boring conditions, enhancing versatility.
The durability of the machine and its maintenance requirements are essential for long-term operational efficiency. Machines constructed from high-quality materials and designed for easy maintenance will have a longer service life and lower operational costs. Additionally, consider the availability of spare parts and technical support. Exapro provides information on the condition and maintenance history of used machines, aiding in informed decision-making.
Reputable brands and manufacturers are often synonymous with higher quality and better support. Some leading brands in the CNC floor type boring machine market include:
Union: Known for their high-precision CNC floor type boring machines, Union offers robust solutions suitable for various industrial applications.
PAMA: PAMA’s CNC boring machines are renowned for their durability and advanced technology, making them a popular choice in the heavy machinery and aerospace industries.
Toshiba: Toshiba provides a range of high-performance CNC boring machines, known for their reliability and precision in demanding applications.
Doosan: Doosan’s CNC floor type boring machines are characterized by their efficiency and versatility, offering reliable performance for large-scale operations.
Exapro features equipment from these and other reputable brands, ensuring access to reliable and well-supported machinery.
The cost of used CNC floor type boring machines varies widely based on factors such as age, condition, brand, and specific features. Generally, prices can range from tens of thousands to several hundred thousand dollars. For example, a used Union CNC horizontal boring machine might be priced around $50,000 to $150,000, while a high-end PAMA CNC vertical boring machine could cost between $200,000 and $500,000. Exapro's marketplace offers a range of pricing options, providing transparency and competitive deals for buyers.
CNC floor type boring machines are essential tools in the metalworking industry, offering precise, efficient, and reliable solutions for boring large and heavy workpieces. By understanding the different types of machines and key factors to consider when purchasing, businesses can make informed decisions that align with their production needs. Exapro offers a comprehensive platform for sourcing high-quality used machinery, providing detailed listings and competitive pricing. Whether you need a versatile CNC horizontal boring machine, a robust CNC vertical boring machine, or an advanced CNC-controlled model, Exapro’s extensive inventory and user-friendly interface make it easy to find the right equipment for your metalworking operations.