VF-2TR

TAPER

AXIS

8.1k

RPM

30+1

TOOL CAPACITY

5-Axis Vertical Machining Centre; 762 x 406 x 508 mm, with removable 160 mm 2-axis trunnion rotary table, 40 taper, 30 hp vector drive, 8100 rpm, direct-drive, 24+1 side-mount tool changer, 25.4 m/min rapids, automatic chip auger, programmable coolant nozzle, power-failure detection module, 1 GB program memory, coordinate rotation & scaling, colour remote jog handle, macros, high-speed machining, 15″ colour LCD monitor, USB port, Ethernet, memory lock keyswitch, rigid tapping and 208 litre flood coolant system.

VF-2TR - Compare to

VF-2TR
TRAVELS	S.A.E.	METRIC
X Axis	30 "	762 mm
Y Axis	16 "	406 mm
Z Axis	20 "	508 mm
Spindle Nose to Platter (~ max)	14.62 "	371 mm
Spindle Nose to Platter (~ min)	-5.38 "	-137 mm
Spindle Nose to Table (~ max)	24 "	610 mm
Spindle Nose to Table (~ min)	4 "	102 mm
TABLE	S.A.E.	METRIC
Length	36 "	914 mm
Width	14 "	356 mm
T-Slot Width	5/8 "	16 mm
T-Slot Center Distance	4.92 "	125.0 mm
Number of Std T-Slots	3	3
Max Weight on Table (evenly distributed)	3000 lb	1361 kg
SPINDLE	S.A.E.	METRIC
Max Rating	30 hp	22.4 kW
Max Speed	8100 rpm	8100 rpm
Max Torque	90 ft-lb @ 2000 rpm	122 Nm @ 2000 rpm
Drive System	Inline Direct-Drive	Inline Direct-Drive
Max Torque w/opt Gearbox	250 ft-lb @ 450 rpm	339 Nm @ 450 rpm
Taper	BT or CT 40	BT or CT 40
Bearing Lubrication	ir/Oil Injection	Air/Oil Injection
Cooling	Liquid Cooled	Liquid Cooled
FEEDRATES	S.A.E.	METRIC
Rapids on X	1000 in/min	25.4 m/min
Rapids on Y	1000 in/min	25.4 m/min
Rapids on Z	1000 in/min	25.4 m/min
Max Cutting	650 in/min	16.5 m/min
TRUNNION	S.A.E.	METRIC
Platter Diameter	6.3 "	160 mm
Max Weight on Platter	80 lb	36.3 kg
Max Part Swing (reduced at tilt angles > ± 90°)	17.5 "	445 mm
T-Slot Width	0.625 "	15.88 mm
Number of Std T-Slots	6	6
Pilot Bore Dia	1.500 (+0.0005, -0.0) "	38.10 (+ 0.013, –0.0) mm
Pilot Bore Depth	4.63 "	117.6 mm
Rapids on A	4800 °/min	4800 °/min
Rapids on B	4800 °/min	4800 °/min
Max Cutting A	2000 °/min	2000 °/min
Max Cutting B	2000 °/min	2000 °/min
AXIS MOTORS	S.A.E.	METRIC
Max Thrust X	2550 lb	11343 N
Max Thrust Y	2550 lb	11343 N
Max Thrust Z	4200 lb	18683 N
TOOL CHANGER	S.A.E.	METRIC
Type	SMTC	SMTC
Capacity	24+1	24+1
Max Tool Diameter (adjacent empty)	5.0 "	127 mm
Max Tool Diameter (full)	3.0 "	76 mm
Max Tool Length (from gage line)	11 "	279 mm
Max Tool Weight	12 lb	5.4 kg
Tool-to-Tool (avg)	2.8 sec	2.8 sec
Chip-to-Chip (avg)	3.6 sec	3.6 sec
GENERALS	S.A.E.	METRIC
Air Required	4 scfm, 100 psi	113 L/min, 6.9 bar
Coolant Capacity	55 gal	208 L

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See our verticals in action

Haas VF-2SS & HRC210 Demo

This demo was designed to show off the higher spindle speed and rapids of the VF-2SS and the quickness of the HRC210. When combined with strong workholding and modern milling methods, the results are very impressive. The VF-2SS is one of Haas’ most popular vertical machining centres. This is the video debut of the HRC210 roller cam rotary, and it is shaping up to be a great complement to the Haas product line. You can also see in-process probing for part location and feature inspection using the Haas WIPS system.

VF-4 and TR200Y - Cutting Demo

Watch as our VF-4 mill joins forces with our TR200Y 5-Axis trunnion rotary table to put features on 5 sides of this block.

Check out our VF-4 mill here: haas.co.uk/machines/vf-4/

And check out the TR200Y rotary table here: haas.co.uk/rotaries/tr200y/

How We Build VMCs Today

Back in the late 1980s we started building our first VMC, the VF-1. We didn’t build them as efficiently as we do today, but they were good machines and laid the foundation for decades of milling machine development and improvement to come.

Today, our process is finely tuned and quite efficient for a machine that is still hand built to a great extent. Take a look at how we build the same VF that may be sitting on your shop floor not too long from now.

Display Pictures and Videos on Your Haas Control Using M130

Mark shows off the powerful new Haas M130 Media Display feature. By commanding an M130, you can display setup sheets, tool lists, work instructions, and even videos – all within your program. No more taping work instructions to the machine, or hand writing notes telling your operator how to load or inspect a part; put it all in your NC program!