NEW Lymco MCV-168

MCV C-frame includes box way and linear way. The MCV box way is a popular choice for general part making involving heavy milling operation. It is designed to handle some of the typical jobs performed in general shops that require a bigger travel, high torque (from the gearbox), and consistent performance. The MCV linear way has the characteristic of small foot print, rigid construction, and well-balanced cutting power.
The MCV machining center is a matured machine with solid all-around performance. Additional accessories such as the Renishaw tool presetter, parts probe, Heidenhain scales, various spindle speed and torque selection, and a combination of different pressure coolant through the spindle are all available for a special configuration. The low maintenance rate of 0.1% in the first year had been the benchmark for LYMCO machines.