BORUI VMC650 3-Axis CNC Vertical Machining Center | RFQ Sourcing Details

The BORUI VMC650 is a three-axis vertical machining center intended for metal-cutting operations and the production of plates, shell-type components, molds, and other complex parts.

Its CNC-controlled X, Y, and Z axes allow multiple operations—including milling, drilling, boring, expanding, reaming, and tapping—to be completed in one clamping. This configuration can support job shops, mold production, prototype work, and small-batch manufacturing where reducing setups is important.

The listed working envelope is 650 mm on the X axis, 400 mm on the Y axis, and 500 mm on the Z axis. The 800 × 400 mm worktable has a stated maximum load of 400 kg. A BT40 spindle provides a maximum listed speed of 8,000 rpm and is driven by a 5.5 kW main motor.

Rapid traverse rates are stated as 24 m/min for X and Y and 20 m/min for Z, while the cutting-feed range is 1–10,000 mm/min. Linear guideways are specified on all three axes. The published accuracy figures are ±0.008 mm for positioning and ±0.005 mm for repeat positioning.

These values are useful for initial machine comparison, but buyers should confirm the applicable test standard, measurement method, machine condition, environmental conditions, and acceptance procedure before treating them as guaranteed production capability.

Listed standard equipment includes a full enclosure, an arm-type automatic tool changer, automatic central lubrication with an alarm, a spindle cooling unit, spindle-side air blow and coolant nozzles, safety-glass machine windows, rigid tapping, automatic power-off, warning and work lamps, leveling hardware, manuals, a toolholder, and a pull stud.

The source also lists control and accessory alternatives, including Mitsubishi M70, GSK218M, Fanuc options, a fourth axis, tool setters, a transformer for local power, and a screw-type chip conveyor.

The exact standard configuration is not fully consistent in the supplied information, so every included and optional item should be recorded in the purchase specification.

Procurement confirmation is especially important because the supplied data contains conflicting figures for spindle-nose distance, overall dimensions, T-slot arrangement, and controller configuration. Buyers should request a model-specific technical sheet and signed configuration list.

Confirm the CNC controller, electrical voltage and frequency, tool changer type and capacity, coolant and chip-management equipment, fourth-axis readiness, guarding, installation requirements, shipping dimensions, machine weight, and commissioning scope.

Workpiece drawings, material, target tolerances, tooling requirements, and cycle expectations should also be reviewed before model selection. The machine is listed as new, with a one-year after-sales service period and one-year warranty. GS, CE, RoHS, and ISO 9001 are listed certifications.

Buyers should verify which documents apply to the exact machine configuration and destination market, along with warranty coverage, exclusions, response arrangements, spare-parts availability, training, installation, and acceptance-test terms.