About Arno Nomo Italy 1250 mm x 270 mm Universal Milling Machine
Make - Arno Nomo (Italy)
Table Size - 1250 mm x 270 mm
XYZ Travels - 850 mm x 300 mm x 400 mm
Spindle Taper - ISO-40
Spindle Speeds - 40 rpm to 1725 rpm
Table Feed Travel Rates - 10 mm/min to 840 mm/min
- Universal type Rotating Table.
- Equipped with a Parking type Vertical Milling Head.
- Complete with Arbour & Bracket for Horizontal Milling Operations.
- Machine is in excellent working condition.
Video of The Machine -
Versatile Milling OperationsThe Arno Nomo Universal Milling Machine offers both horizontal and vertical spindle configurations. Its universal head can swivel 45 for complex angle milling, making it suitable for a broad range of machining projects. Whether it's slotting, drilling, or face milling, this machine adapts seamlessly.
Robust Design and ConstructionCrafted with a cast iron body and hardened steel gears, the machine delivers long-lasting durability and reliability. Its box-type table ways offer enhanced stability, crucial for precision milling. The machine's medium-duty capacity and weight (approx. 1800-2200 kg) support consistent operations.
Precision and FlexibilityWith table travels of approximately 900-1000 mm longitudinally, 250 mm cross, and 400-450 mm vertically, this universal milling machine accommodates large or multiple workpieces. The ISO 40 spindle and 8-12 step variable speeds (40-1800 rpm) provide flexibility for different materials and cutting requirements.
FAQ's of Arno Nomo Italy 1250 mm x 270 mm Universal Milling Machine:
Q: How does the universal head swivel assist during milling operations?
A: The universal head on the Arno Nomo milling machine swivels up to 45, allowing users to perform angular milling, enabling complex cuts and increased versatility for varied machining needs.
Q: What types of materials and components is this machine best suited for?
A: With its medium-duty build, robust cast iron body, and hardened steel gears, the machine efficiently handles most general industrial materials, including metals like steel and aluminum.
Q: When should I use the horizontal versus the vertical spindle configuration?
A: Use the horizontal spindle for tasks like slotting or gear cutting that require extensive side milling. The vertical spindle, with the parking-type head, is ideal for standard surface milling, drilling, and face milling operations.
Q: Where is the machine best installed, considering its dimensions and floor space requirements?
A: The milling machine should be installed in a workspace that accommodates approximately 2000 mm x 1800 mm of floor space, ensuring access to all control panels and safe movement around the equipment.
Q: What are the advantages of the box-type table slide ways?
A: Box-type table slide ways offer greater rigidity and stability during operation, reducing vibration and enhancing machining accuracy and surface finish quality.
Q: How do I operate the manual and rapid feed systems?
A: Manual feed is suited for precise, controlled movements, while the rapid feed allows faster positioning during non-cutting travel, efficiently reducing cycle times between operations.