Guangzhou · 3-axis machining
Guangzhou G-VMC850
G-VMC850 occupies the middle column of Guangzhou Machine Tool's shared vertical-machining-centre page. The table lists a 1000 × 550 mm table, 600 kg loading reference and 800 mm X travel. Use these reliable planning references to compare the complete loaded fixture with the smaller 650. Do not assume the three models share identical stroke, slots, mass or installed accessories.
The source 850 column lists Y travel 700 mm and Z travel 500 mm alongside a spindle-nose-to-table window of 110–810 mm. These require the manufacturer's current axis/clearance revision before fixture design: the stated nose-window difference is not the listed Z stroke. This page does not convert that discrepancy into an invented corrected value. Obtain a dimensioned drawing for approach, deep cutting, maximum fixture height and retract positions.
The verified shared rows specify BT50 and a maximum spindle reference of 8000 rpm. The 850 column gives T-slot width 18 mm, spacing 150 mm and spindle-centre-to-guide reference 575 mm. Linear-guide and hard-guide speed rows are alternatives, while motor duty, controller and installed magazine are not specified here. Agree one build and the corresponding tool, cooling, chip-removal and acceptance package rather than combining the fastest values from different arrangements.
Catalog specifications
- Table / loading reference
- 1000 × 550 mm / 600 kg
- X travel
- 800 mm
- Axis / nose-window revision
- Y/Z and nose-window relationship to confirm on current dimensioned drawing
- Spindle-centre-to-guide reference
- 575 mm
- Spindle interface
- BT50; shared original table row
- Maximum spindle reference
- 8000 rpm; shared original table row
The source lists outer dimensions 2.6 × 2.4 × 2.4 m and net mass 6000 kg. Use the delivered-build foundation and lifting drawings, then trial the actual fixture and part. The shared source photograph is visibly G-VMC650 and is captioned as that illustration here; it is not an 850 delivery photograph. A separately identified 850 image and confirmed axis/clearance drawing remain required for full model-evidence completion.