#HAAS VF8 TABLE TOOL SETTER SERIES#
The VF-3, VF-4 and VF-5, and their variations make up the medium size VF Series VMC for Haas. The VF-2TR indicates a Trunnion CNC Vertical mill which is 5-Axis and holds more tools than the standard VF-2. For both speed and size, the VF-2SSYT has 12,000 RPM, 40 taper and capacity for 31 tools. Both come standard with 20 tool capacity and 3-axis. A VF-2YT adds size at 20 x 16 x 20 and is only slightly more than the standard VF-2 which comes in at 30 x 16 x 20. The smallest in the series begins with VF-1 or VF-2 and have platforms ranging from 20 x 16 x 20 (XYZ) to 30 x 20 x 20. The VF Series of Haas CNC mills come in three basic categories by size small, medium and large. These fast machines were the first in the VMC series, and are built for speed and precision. In some demos performed by Haas, identical parts were made about 20% faster on the SS version as compared to the standard. If youre looking for speed, the super-speed VF-2SS is a CNC vertical mill that goes 12,000 rpm instead of 8,100 rpm like the standard series VF. In 2002 the Super-Speed, called SS in the product line, was first introduced. When selecting your next used VF series vertical milling machine, youll want to consider the communication method (Ethernet, USB, WiFi) and processing speed. Of course, computer communication has changed, and the processing speed has hugely improved. The progressing speed has been amped up from only 20 blocks per second to 2000 bocks per second on newer models. The earlier models had considerably lower horsepower, coming it as low as 7.5, as compared to the 2018 version which is 30 hp. In our used Haas machines listing you will find that the VF1 has evolved over the years. They caused quite a stir in the industry because no American manufacturer had ever offered machining centers for under $50,000 when it was introduced in 1988. The V in the VF series refers to vertical, and the F1 was unofficially called the Very First One. For the largest applications, cutting plate and sheet Haas offers the Gantry series (GR). For small parts in tight spots, the compact CNC vertical mill (CM) may fit the bill. There are also machine series designed for specific applications, like the mold machines (VM) and tool room mills (TM). You will find the Haas vertical machining centers are sold as Haas VF Series, as universal machines (UMC), mini-mills (MINI MILL) and drill/tap/mill (DT & DM). This spindle holds the milling rotary cutters and feeds the spinning cutter along the workpiece in the direction dictated by the program.
They are called Vertical because the spindle is vertically oriented. Vertical mills are usually used to machine flat surfaces. Vertical machining centers and Haas mini mill make smaller parts and the super-size parts are usually made on a horizontal machining center. Most selections for CNC milling machines begin with the size parts you plan to machine. When a fifth axis is added, making the machine a 5-Axis machine, the B axis controls the tilt of the tool to make extremely complicated geometries. Most CNC milling machines have the ability to move the spindle along the Z-axis which allows for freedom to engrave and make much more complex parts. Because of the ever-increasing complexity and features being added to both kinds of machines, both kinds may be referred to as machining centers. There are many different kinds of milling machines, however, they are often described as either vertical or horizontal. Milling is a machining process of using rotary cutters to remove material from a workpiece to create a part. You can speed up your selection process by learning more about the various series of milling machines that Haas offers. Haas mill machines will vary by size taper, the number of axis (which determines part complexity), the RPM and tool capacity, among other things. When selecting a used Haas mill, you'll want to take into consideration both your current and future needs for size, speed, versatility, and precision. Haas CNC Mill Machines Haas Vertical Mill and Horizontal Mill for CNC Milling.
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