2005 Haas VF-11/40 CNC Vertical Machining Center

This 2005 Haas VF-11/40 CNC Vertical Machining Center is a large-envelope Haas VMC with the long-table, wide-travel configuration that the standard VF-2 / VF-3 / VF-4 simply cannot accommodate. The machine carries a 120 inch X, 40 inch Y, and 30 inch Z work envelope over a 120 inch by 28 inch table, with a CAT40 spindle driven by a 20 HP gearbox motor to 10,000 RPM, and a 24-station plus spindle side-mount tool changer (SMTC) keeps tool changes fast on long-part programs. Equipped with a chip auger for production chip evacuation, this VF-11 is currently under power and making parts, with approximately 20,000 power-on hours per the control screen and a well-maintained operating history per the seller.

Compared to older bridge-mill style and standard-envelope VMCs that top out at roughly 50 to 60 inches of X travel, the Haas VF-11 was designed specifically for large workpieces - long fixture plates, heavy weldment fabrication parts, multi-up holding setups, and architectural and mold work that would otherwise require a horizontal boring mill or a much more expensive bridge-style VMC. The 24+1 SMTC, the gearbox spindle for low-RPM torque on heavy steel cuts, and the chip auger for unattended production all add up to a machine sized for shops that took on long workpieces and could not justify a new bridge-mill purchase. Backed by the worldwide Haas service network and the same 40-taper Haas tooling library most shops already stock, this VF-11/40 is positioned as a way to add a large-envelope VMC to a production floor at well under bridge-mill pricing.