TOS Varnsdorf W100A boring mill
Babberich
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Netherlands 
Netherlands, Rotterdam
Slovakia, Eslovaquia
Netherlands, Rotterdam
Netherlands, Apeldoorn
Netherlands, Lemmer
Netherlands, Wijchen
Netherlands, Rotterdam
Germany, Pullach
Portugal, Marinha Grande
Slovakia, Eslovaquia
Verplaatsing W - as: 900 mm
Tafellengte: 1500 mm
Tafelbreedte: 1500 mm
Tafelbelasting: 3000
Toeren - Range: 1120 Rpm
Vermogen kW: 11 kW
Spindelopname: 50 ISO/Bt/Mk
Voeding X-as: 2800 mm/min
Voeding Y-as: 2800 mm/min
Voeding Z-as: 2800 mm/min
Voeding W-as: 2800 mm/min
3 axis TESLA NS 114 digital read out
Tailstock
Face plate 800 mm
Distance faceplate to boring bar rest 2800 mm
Max. diameter off facing 900 mm
Under power inspection possible
Type of Machine: Horizontal boring mill — a large machining tool designed to enlarge or finish holes and perform milling-type operations on big
heavy metal parts
Manufacturer: Originally made by TOS Varnsdorf (Czech Republic)
a historic builder of heavy machine tools
Model: W100A
a table-type
conventional (manual) horizontal boring mill with robust construction and classic design
Horizontal boring configuration: The spindle is oriented horizontally — ideal for boring long holes and working on the sides of large workpieces
Table type: Worktable moves under the spindle
supporting the part and allowing precise positioning in multiple axes
Manual with DRO: Generally manually operated with optional digital readout (DRO) for accurate measurement of travel axes
Industrial size & capacity: Typically has a spindle bore ~100 mm
large travel distances (e.g
~1600 mm X axis)
and can hold heavy workpieces (several tonnes)
Boring: Precisely enlarging or finishing holes in large castings or machining fixtures
Drilling & Milling: Can drill and face surfaces on big components — useful in heavy fabrication and machinery manufacturing
Large parts machining: Because of its size and rigidity
it’s commonly used for heavy engineering jobs in shipbuilding
power generation
and industrial machine production
A horizontal spindle spins the cutting tool
The large table moves in horizontal and longitudinal directions (X
Z axes)
and the headstock can move vertically (Y axis)
The operator positions the workpiece and advances cuts to bore or mill surfaces accurately