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HL855 / HL1160 / HL1370 / HL1580 Vertical Machining Center (Two Linear Guides + One Box Way) VMC WWI-HL855, VMC WWI-HL1160, VMC WWI-HL1370, VMC WWI-HL1580

Two Linear Guides, One Box Way: A VMC Built for Heavy Cuts from HL855 to HL1580

The HL855 / HL1160 / HL1370 / HL1580 vertical machining centers pair two rectangular linear guides with one box way. The idea is simple: linear guides give you fast, smooth axis movement, and the box way adds the rigidity you need when the cut gets heavy. Hardened slideway surfaces run above HRC55, and the extra-wide square thick rails help hold stability under load.

Every model runs a BT40 8000rpm spindle with an 11/15kW motor, a 24-tool magazine, and positioning accuracy of ±0.005mm. That combination fits mold shops, automotive part plants, and general machining workshops that need repeatable output shift after shift.

HL855 / HL1160 / HL1370 / HL1580 Vertical Machining Center (Two Linear Guides + One Box Way) VMC WWI-HL855, VMC WWI-HL1160, VMC WWI-HL1370, VMC WWI-HL1580
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Highlights
Key Advantages
  • Two linear guides handle fast positioning; the single box way takes the load when you push heavy cuts
  • Slideway surfaces hardened above HRC55 to resist wear over years of production
  • Extra-wide square thick rails keep the machine steady during roughing and heavy material removal
  • BT40 belt spindle at 8000rpm, driven by an 11/15kW motor
  • Positioning accuracy of ±0.005mm for parts that need to repeat within tolerance
  • 24-tool magazine lets you run multi-step jobs without stopping to change tools by hand
Use Cases
Applications
  • Mold and die base machining, where heavy stock removal comes before finishing
  • Automotive and motorcycle parts produced in repeated batches
  • General precision mechanical components with mixed features
  • Fixtures, plates, and structural parts that need stable accuracy under load
  • Batch production that combines heavy cutting with tight tolerance requirements
Specs
Technical Specifications
ModelsHL855 / HL1160 / HL1370 / HL1580
Guideway configurationTwo linear guides + one box way
Slideway hardnessOver HRC55
X-axis travel800–1300mm
Y-axis travel550–800mm
Z-axis travel550–800mm
Table size1000x550–1700x800mm
Spindle taperBT40
Spindle speed8000r/min
Spindle motor11/15kW
Tool magazine capacity24 tools
Positioning accuracy±0.005mm
Details
Detailed Description

Product features: rectangular linear guideways with hardened slideway surfaces, hardness over HRC55; extra-wide square thick rails for stronger heavy cutting capability; greatly improved machining accuracy and efficiency; higher rigidity belt spindle. Models: HL855/HL1160/HL1370/HL1580; three-axis travel X 800-1300mm, Y 550-800mm, Z 550-800mm; table 1000x550-1700x800mm; spindle motor 11/15kw, speed 8000r/min; BT40 spindle, tool magazine capacity 24 tools; positioning accuracy ±0.005mm.

FAQ
FAQ
What is the difference between the two linear guides and one box way design?
The two linear guides carry the fast, smooth axis movement. The single box way adds rigidity where it matters most during heavy cutting. This hybrid layout is how the machine balances speed, accuracy, and load capacity without going fully box way or fully linear.
How do I choose between HL855, HL1160, HL1370, and HL1580?
Start with your workpiece size. X travel runs from 800 to 1300mm, Y and Z from 550 to 800mm, and table sizes from 1000x550 to 1700x800mm. Send us your part dimensions and fixture setup, and we will point you to the model that fits without overbuying travel you will not use.
What spindle and tooling compatibility does this VMC use?
The spindle is BT40 at 8000r/min, powered by an 11/15kW motor, with a 24-tool magazine. Standard BT40 tool holders work directly, so you can use the tooling you already have on the shelf.
What accuracy can I expect?
Positioning accuracy is ±0.005mm. Keep in mind that actual machining results also depend on your tooling, workpiece material, temperature control, and operating conditions—the machine spec is the starting point, not the whole story.
What is the lead time and how is quality assured?
Lead time varies by model and configuration, so please confirm with our sales team for a current estimate. Each machine is assembled and inspected before shipment, with accuracy and function checks documented.
Can the machine be customized for my production needs?
Yes. Travel, table size, spindle configuration, and control options are all open for discussion based on your application. Tell us about your workpieces and we will put together a configuration that matches.
Stock
Check Stock & Get a Quote
Send your part size, material, and accuracy requirements. Our team will recommend the right HL model and configuration, then come back with availability and lead time.