2024 Smec MCV-6700N CNC Vertical Machining Center

The Smec MCV-6700N is a rigid, mid-size vertical machining center built for precision production and versatile job-shop work, and this 2024 example is configured for far more than three-axis milling. It pairs a CAT40 Big Plus dual-contact 12,000-RPM spindle with a Fanuc 0i-MF Plus control and adds a Samchully TR-250FF rotary table for 4+1 machining, letting a shop index and cut multiple faces of a part in a single setup. Generous X/Y/Z travels of 53.15 x 26.38 x 25.60 inches open the door to large workpieces and multi-part fixturing, while Renishaw spindle probing and an OTS tool setter keep setups fast and parts in tolerance. The machine is further equipped with a Fanuc Data Server option and Fanuc's Tilted Work Plane Indexing and Rotary Table Dynamic Fixture functions, and it can be outfitted with Lang-Technik zero-point plates and a complete Lang work-holding set for rapid, repeatable part changeovers.

Compared with a base three-axis MCV-6700, this MCV-6700N is a far more capable package: where the standard machine mills on three linear axes only, this unit carries a Samchully TR-250FF rotary table that unlocks 4+1 machining and single-setup access to angled and multi-face features. It also brings current-generation content that older MCV-6700 builds lacked - a Fanuc 0i-MF Plus control with the Tilted Work Plane and Dynamic Fixture options, a Big Plus dual-contact spindle interface for improved rigidity and tool life, and integrated Renishaw probing. The result is a machine that turns the dependable MCV-6700 milling platform into a flexible, setup-reducing cell ready for complex, higher-value work.