Fryer VMC Enables Easy Loading of Large Parts
The VB series of vertical machining centers feature an open design, large frame and rugged construction, which enables for versatility in production and job-shop applications.
Fryer Machine Systems’ VB series of vertical machining centers are built in the U.S. and designed for easy loading of large parts. Designed without an enclosure, the open design, large frame and rugged construction enables for versatility in production and job-shop applications.
The VB series features five machines ranging from 60" X travel all the way to 160" X travel. The Y-axis travels are 30", 35", 40" and 50".
Box ways on all three axes provide high rigidity and minimize vibration to extend tool life. All friction surfaces are Turcite coated, oil fed and slide on top of the box ways to reduce wear and increase accuracy. The Meehanite castings are machined twice and stress relieved.
Simple setup and programming enables these machines to be efficient for even short run parts. Full manual operation makes one-off part production quick. Full conversational mode and G-code mode are designed to provide rapid programming.
The Fryer-Siemens CNC enables shopfloor programming for single piece runs and G-code programming for high production. “Do One” cycles eliminate manual setups by enabling single cycle operation with no programming. Users can automatically thread, rough, turn, drill and tap, one step at a time. Regenerative drives can also reportedly save over 40% on electricity.
Fryer VB machines are built for high-performance cutting, accuracy, reliability and ease of use. It is well suited for fabrication, mold making, toolroom and repair facilities.
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