LEYO VMC1165 5-Axis CNC Vertical Machining Center | RFQ Sourcing Details

The LEYO VMC1165 is a vertical CNC machining center offered in a 5-axis configuration for metal cutting, mold work, hardware processing, and other precision-machining requirements. Its vertical structure combines a cast-iron bed and column with linear guide rails and high-precision ball screws.

The machine has full enclosure coverage and a large-capacity chip-removal arrangement. For the VMC1165 model, X/Y/Z travel is 1100/650/650 mm. The worktable measures 1200 × 650 mm and supports a stated maximum load of 1000 kg. Rapid movement is 36/36/36 m/min, while the listed rapid feed speed is 20 m/min.

The distance from the spindle nose to the worktable ranges from 100 to 750 mm. Available spindle interfaces are BT40, BBT40, and HSK63A, with belt-driven or direct-drive spindle arrangements. Listed spindle speeds are 8,000, 10,000, 12,000, and 15,000 rpm, and the spindle motor rating is 11/15 kW.

A 24-tool magazine is available, with a no-magazine configuration also listed. Controller choices include Syntec, Mitsubishi, Fanuc, and Siemens. The stated X/Y/Z positioning accuracy is 0.005 mm, with repositioning accuracy of 0.003 mm.

The machine is listed at 7,500 kg with overall dimensions of 3150 × 2340 × 2800 mm. It is supplied in a wooden case. Listed functions include high-speed machining, tapping, and mold processing.

The source identifies potential work across automotive parts, medical devices and implants, electronic and communication components, precision hardware and instrumentation, and aerospace or defense components.

These examples indicate intended application areas;buyers should validate the selected configuration, tooling, process capability, and regulatory suitability for their specific parts.

Before procurement, confirm whether the quoted machine is delivered as a complete 5-axis system and whether its axes operate simultaneously.

Also confirm the selected controller, spindle interface, drive type, spindle speed, motor rating, tool-magazine configuration, rotary-axis arrangement, included accessories, power requirements, and acceptance-test method.

Warranty information in the supplied details is inconsistent—one section states one year, while another states 13 months after the bill of lading—so the applicable warranty period, exclusions, parts coverage, and online-support terms should be recorded in the purchase contract.

Buyers should also confirm the final machine configuration, certification documents, packing dimensions and weight, delivery schedule, installation requirements, training, and after-sales response procedure.