XW6136 Universal Lifting Table Horizontal Milling Machine
The XW6136 is a universal lifting table milling machine that covers horizontal and vertical work in one frame: the horizontal spindle takes ISO 50 tooling on an arbor for slab and side milling, and a vertical head with an ISO 40 spindle is supplied as standard rather than as an extra. Beyond plain milling it drills, ma...
What This Machine Does
The XW6136 is a universal lifting table milling machine that covers horizontal and vertical work in one frame: the horizontal spindle takes ISO 50 tooling on an arbor for slab and side milling, and a vertical head with an ISO 40 spindle is supplied as standard rather than as an extra. Beyond plain milling it drills, machines hinge holes and handles the varied repair work that comes through a general shop, which is why it suits small and medium enterprises, township and individual engineering workshops and repair shops making small machinery parts. The table swivels plus or minus 45 degrees for angled and helical work, and X Y and Z are fed automatically from one centralised feed box instead of separate drives on each axis. A 1600 x 360 mm table is available as an option. Standard accessories include a 7:24 middle sleeve in ISO 40 to MS4, milling arbors of 27 and 32 mm, a milling chuck, draw bar, nut and washer and spanner sets.
Why Buyers Choose This Machine
- Vertical head supplied as standard so horizontal and vertical milling are both available from day one
- ISO 50 horizontal spindle and ISO 40 vertical head cover heavy arbor work and lighter vertical tooling
- Table swivels plus or minus 45 degrees so angled work needs no tilting fixture
- Centralised automatic feed on X Y and Z from a single box simplifies the drive and its maintenance
- Drilling hinge hole machining and repair work all stay on the same machine
- Optional 1600 x 360 mm table extends the machine to longer workpieces
- Standard accessory set includes arbors milling chuck draw bar and spanners so the machine is usable on arrival
Where XW6136 Universal Lifting Table Horizontal Millin Earns Its Place
Problems It Solves
- A horizontal-only mill cannot do vertical work unless a head is bought separately
- Separate drives on each axis add cost and more places for the feed to fail
- Angled cuts need fixtures unless the table itself swivels
- A machine arriving without arbors and a chuck cannot be used until tooling is sourced locally
- Small workshops cannot afford one machine per operation
- Parts longer than the standard table run out of clamping space without the optional longer table
Who It Is For
- Small and medium engineering enterprises
- Township and independent machinery workshops
- Repair shops machining and refitting small parts
- General manufacturers producing small machined components
- Distributors supplying universal milling machines to workshop customers
Application Scenarios
- Horizontal slab and side milling with arbor-mounted cutters
- Vertical milling and drilling using the standard vertical head
- Machining hinge holes on fabricated and repaired components
- Angled milling using the plus or minus 45 degree table swivel
- Repair shop work on small machinery parts
- Small batch manufacturing in a township or independent engineering workshop
Technical Detail
Technical Features
- Universal lifting table construction with horizontal and vertical milling
- Horizontal spindle ISO 50 and vertical head ISO 40
- Vertical head supplied as standard
- Table swivels plus or minus 45 degrees
- X Y and Z centralised automatic feeding from one box
- Optional table size of 1600 x 360 mm
- Standard accessories 7:24 middle sleeve ISO 40 to MS4 milling arbors 27 and 32 mm milling chuck draw bar nut and washer
- Standard spanner set S21-24 and S27-30 with 5 and 10 mm inner hexagon spanners
Specifications
| Machine type | Universal lifting table horizontal and vertical milling machine |
|---|---|
| Models | XW6136 |
| Horizontal spindle taper | ISO 50 |
| Vertical head spindle taper | ISO 40 |
| Vertical head | Standard |
| Table swivel | ±45° |
| Feed | X Y and Z centralised automatic feeding by one box |
| Optional table size | 1600 x 360 mm |
| Standard accessories | Middle sleeve ISO40/MS4 milling arbors Ø27 and Ø32 milling chuck draw bar nut washer and spanners |
| Applications | Drilling plane milling hinge hole machining and repair work |
Figures above are taken from the product information we hold. Send us your application and we will confirm the exact specification for the model quoted.
How It Is Built and What Can Be Changed
Operations Performed
- Horizontal milling
- Vertical milling
- Plane milling
- Drilling
- Hinge hole machining
Quality Control
- Horizontal and vertical spindle run-out measured at the ISO 50 and ISO 40 tapers
- Table swivel checked for accurate setting at the 45 degree limits
- Centralised feed box run through all three axes over full travel
- Guideway and table surfaces checked for flatness and contact
- Standard accessory set checked against the packing list before crating
- Test milling cut taken and inspected before the machine is released
Customisation Options
- Optional 1600 x 360 mm table specified where your parts are long
- Additional arbors and milling chucks quoted for your cutter range
- Supply voltage frequency and phase built for your market
- Digital readout offered where setting accuracy requires it
- Manual and machine plates prepared in your working language
How It Compares With the Alternatives
| XW5032 universal vertical milling machine | The XW5032 is a vertical knee mill with an ISO 50 vertical spindle; the XW6136 is the horizontal machine that also carries a vertical head as standard and adds a plus or minus 45 degree swivelling table |
|---|---|
| XZ6326B universal milling machine | The XZ6326B is the smaller drilling and milling machine with a 1120 x 260 mm table; the XW6136 is the larger lifting table machine with an ISO 50 horizontal spindle |
| Buying a horizontal mill and adding a vertical head later | A head bought separately costs more and may not be available when needed; here the vertical head is part of the standard machine |
Running the Machine
Step 1
Decide whether the operation is horizontal or vertical and fit the matching spindle and tooling
Step 2
Mount arbor cutters on the 27 or 32 mm arbor for horizontal work or use the milling chuck vertically
Step 3
Swivel the table within plus or minus 45 degrees if an angled cut is required and lock it
Step 4
Raise the lifting table to set the depth of cut and lock it before cutting
Step 5
Set the centralised automatic feed for the axis you are cutting on
Step 6
Take a trial pass and measure before running the full cut
Step 7
Clear chips from the table and ways and keep the arbor support bearing lubricated
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Questions About XW6136 Universal Lifting Table Horizontal Mi
Does the vertical head cost extra?
No. The vertical head is standard on the XW6136. The horizontal spindle is ISO 50 and the vertical head is ISO 40.
What table size is available?
A table of 1600 x 360 mm is available as an option. Tell us your longest workpiece and we will confirm which table to supply.
Can the table be swivelled for angled work?
Yes, the table swivels plus or minus 45 degrees.
What accessories are included with the machine?
Standard accessories are a 7:24 middle sleeve ISO 40 to MS4, milling arbors of 27 and 32 mm, a milling chuck, a draw bar with nut and washer, spanners S21-24 and S27-30 and 5 and 10 mm inner hexagon spanners.
Are all three axes powered?
Yes. X Y and Z are centrally fed automatically from one feed box.
What voltage can you build to?
Send us your supply voltage frequency and phase and we will build the machine for your market.
What are your payment and trade terms?
FOB CFR and CIF are available. Payment is 30 percent by T/T on order and 70 percent before shipment, or an irrevocable L/C at sight.
Request a Quote on the XW6136 Universal Lifting Table Horizontal Mi
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