1989 Matsuura MC-760VX CNC Vertical Machining Center

The Matsuura MC-760VX is a 3-axis CNC vertical machining center with the rigidity and repeatability that have made Matsuura a trusted name on production and tool-room floors. This 1989 machine offers a 29 x 16 x 19 inch work envelope (X, Y, Z), a 4,500 RPM spindle, and a BT40 spindle that accepts widely available 40-taper tooling. Automatic tool changes are handled by a 29-tool arm-type ATC for efficient, largely unattended cycling through multi-operation jobs, while motion is governed by the proven YASNAC CNC control. Running on a 200/220V, 3-phase, 50/60 Hz supply, the MC-760VX suits general machining, die and mold work, and mid-size production parts where dependable milling capacity matters.

As the VX evolution of Matsuura's established MC-760 platform, this machine builds directly on the earlier MC-760 and MC-760V. Where the original MC-760 and MC-760V earned the line its reputation for accuracy in a compact vertical package, the MC-760VX refines it with a production-focused configuration: a 4,500 RPM spindle, a 29-tool arm-type tool changer for longer unattended runs, and tighter control integration for smoother program handling. The result is a more capable, more productive iteration of a proven platform - the same trusted Matsuura rigidity, now paired with the tooling capacity and spindle performance to keep complex jobs moving. For a buyer comparing generations in this line, the MC-760VX is the stronger, more production-ready choice.