New Hurco 5-Axis VMC

[AppliedMachine]

New Hurco VM10U - 5 Axis Trunion Style Machining Center

Finally, a machine that gives you the 5-axis advantage you need at an economical price. The VM10U combines the efficient design of the popular VM Series with the advanced 5-axis technology only available with the integrated Hurco control. Efficient design yields a machining center with a compact footprint and an extraordinarily large work cube. Our advanced 5-axis technology simplifies production of complex multi-sided parts. And the VM10U is designed to be a true 5-axis, unlike many competitive models that simply attach a trunnion table to a 3-axis machine.

High capacity table rotates faster and handles more weight.

Intuitive 5-sided conversational programming requires only one part setup.

The integrated trunnion table provides exceptional part clearances and larger part capacity.

Integrated Hurco control powered by WinMax® software has 5-axis features that simplify complexity.



Applied Machine Solutions, Inc.
Hurco Distributor for Georgia, Alabama, Tennesee, Mississippi, Arkansas and Louisiana
www.appliedmachine.com

[AMSI-Mike]

This machine should win the "Most Bang for the Buck" award in terms of the amount of technology provided for the dollar.

Applied Machine Solutions, Inc.
Hurco Distributor for Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi, Arkansas and Louisiana
http://www.appliedmachine.com

[hurconotes]

Heres a youtube of it in action

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQF0p5k5dIQ

[timf]

i just got one dropped on my floor, not hooked up yet but working on code generator and cant find g-code examples to tweak my generator to.

the conversational sounds great but i do all programming offline and wont use it.
already have a haas generator and a hurco 3 axis but now looking for details of differences. anyone got a clue.
disc dont have any examples at all.
it is all install and wiring