2002 Takumi Seiki V15A CNC Vertical Machining Center

The Takumi Seiki V15A, built circa 2002, is a box-way 3-axis vertical machining center engineered for heavy-duty material removal and precision. It offers expansive travel—60?inches on X, 30?inches on Y, and 28.3?inches on Z—over a large 63-inch by 30-inch table capable of supporting up to 3,300?pounds with five T-slots. Its spindle is a two-speed gear drive delivering 6,000?RPM and up to 24.8?horsepower, with robust torque and BT-50 taper, plus a through-spindle coolant system rated at 435?psi. Controlled by a Fanuc Oi-MF CNC system, it features 708?inches per minute rapids on X and Y (630?on Z), a 24-station swing-arm ATC, and CNC-friendly accessories like spindle chiller, manual pulse generator, chip conveyor, and tool probing.

This machine thrives in demanding production environments such as mold and die machining. Its combination of heavy-cut capacity, precision mechanics, and advanced control enable efficient one-setup machining. Features like a full enclosure, coolant wash-down, air gun, and optional fourth-axis readiness make it a highly adaptable solution for multi-face machining tasks.