Description
USED MILKO-14 HORIZONTAL MILLING MACHINE
The Milko-14 Horizontal Milling Machine is a type of industrial milling machine that is designed for versatility and precision in various milling operations. The Milko-14 is a universal machine, meaning it can perform a wide variety of operations such as milling, drilling, boring, and slotting.
Key Features of the Milko-14 Horizontal Milling Machine:
Universal Functionality:
The Milko-14 is designed for both horizontal and vertical milling operations. The machine head can be tilted, allowing for a wide range of movements and the ability to work with a variety of tools and materials.
It can handle operations such as face milling, side milling, and end milling, making it adaptable to different tasks and complex projects.
Rigid Construction:
The machine typically features a solid and durable construction with a rigid base that minimizes vibrations and ensures precision during operation, even during heavy-duty milling tasks.
The table and saddle are well-machined for high accuracy.
Adjustable Speed and Feed:
The Milko-14 offers adjustable spindle speeds, allowing operators to select the optimal speed for different materials and cutting tools.
The feed can be adjusted to suit various cutting conditions and workpiece sizes.
Table Size and Movement:
The machine usually comes with a large worktable that can accommodate a wide range of workpieces.
The table can move longitudinally, transversely, and vertically, providing flexibility to position the workpiece for various cutting and drilling operations.
Tool Holding and Spindle Options:
The machine is designed with an ISO or DIN standard spindle, allowing it to accept a variety of tool holders for different milling operations.
This allows operators to use different cutting tools, such as end mills, face mills, and drills.
Versatile Attachments:
Being a universal machine, the Milko-14 can be fitted with various attachments such as indexing heads, rotary tables, and dividing heads for specialized tasks such as gear cutting and more complex machining operations.
Typical Applications:
Tool and Die Making: Precision machining of molds, dies, and tooling components.
Precision Engineering: Ideal for producing high-precision parts in industries like automotive, aerospace, and medical devices.
Small to Medium Production Runs: Perfect for custom or low-to-medium volume production work where flexibility is needed.
Prototyping: Used in the creation of prototypes or one-off components.
Component Manufacturing: Milling parts for assembly, such as machine frames, brackets, and other components.
Advantages:
Versatility: Suitable for a wide variety of operations and adaptable to different workpieces and industries.
Precision: Known for its ability to maintain tight tolerances, making it suitable for high-precision work.
Durability: Typically built to last, with heavy-duty construction designed for long service life.
Flexibility: The ability to handle both vertical and horizontal milling makes it highly flexible for different tasks.
