Deed · 3-axis machining
Deed V1690L
V1690L differs from the three smaller reviewed VL models in both loaded-setup envelope and spindle interface. The original column gives 1600/910/810 mm X/Y/Z travel, an 1800 × 900 mm table and 1600 kg published load. Map the complete housing/fixture, distant features and clamp positions against actual travel, and ask for the manufacturer’s load-distribution limits.
The reviewed spindle-nose-to-table range is 150–960 mm. Check tall supports and long boring holders at the lowest feature and highest withdrawal position; table width and Z stroke alone do not prove accessibility. Include a rotary or multi-station fixture in the mass, centre-height and collision check, and obtain a drawing for any raised-column build rather than adding an assumed height allowance.
The table specifies a belt-driven BT50 spindle with 5000 rpm maximum, 11/15 kW rated/maximum power and 168/305 Nm rated/maximum torque. It does not give a continuous or time-limited duty definition. Request the speed/torque curve and sustainable cut for the intended tool and material. A BT40 tool inventory from a smaller VL requires a tooling review; these are different interfaces.
Catalog specifications
- X / Y / Z travel
- 1600 / 910 / 810 mm
- Table dimensions
- 1800 × 900 mm
- Published table load
- 1600 kg
- Spindle nose to table
- 150–960 mm
- Spindle drive / interface
- Belt / BT50
- Maximum spindle speed
- 5000 rpm
The disc magazine lists 24 positions; confirm complete tool size/mass, occupied neighbours, probing, coolant and chip-conveyor scope. Use the heaviest proposed setup and difficult feature in the trial, inspecting released-part geometry and repeating locating, cutting and chip clearing. Obtain full installed/service footprint and utilities separately; the source table does not establish machine mass or rapid rates. The exact whole original photograph visibly bears V1690L.