Machine Comparison
GF Mikron MILL P 800 U vs GF Machining MIKRON MILL S 200 U
GF Machining Solutions vs GF Machining Solutions · 5-Axis Machining Centers
Summary
The GF Mikron MILL P 800 U and the GF Machining MIKRON MILL S 200 U are both 5-axis machining centers from GF Machining Solutions, but they are in different size classes and serve different jobs. The GF Mikron MILL P 800 U takes mold and die blocks; the GF Machining MIKRON MILL S 200 U is a small machine for tiny inserts, detailed cavities and medical parts.
The GF Mikron MILL P 800 U travels 800 x 800 x 550 mm against 160 x 160 x 200 mm and carries 500 / 1,000 kg against 8 kg. Its magazine runs from 30 to 215 pockets in Tool Tower form. The GF Machining MIKRON MILL S 200 U uses HSK-E32 tools, with magazines of 30, 60 or 150 tools.
Specifications Comparison
| Specification | GF Mikron MILL P 800 U | GF Machining MIKRON MILL S 200 U |
|---|---|---|
| X-Axis Travel | 800 mm ▲ | 160 mm |
| Y-Axis Travel | 800 mm ▲ | 160 mm |
| Z-Axis Travel | 550 mm ▲ | 200 mm |
| Max Table / Workpiece Load | 500 / 1,000 kg ▲ | 8 kg |
| Tool Capacity | 30 / 60 / Tool Tower 120 / 170 / 215 pockets | 30/60/150 (HSK-E32) |
Advantages
GF Mikron MILL P 800 U
- 800 x 800 x 550 mm of travel against 160 x 160 x 200 mm
- 500 / 1,000 kg table load against 8 kg
- Tool Towers of 120, 170 or 215 pockets for unattended runs
GF Machining MIKRON MILL S 200 U
- HSK-E32 tooling with magazines of 30, 60 or 150 tools, matched to small cutters
- Sized for small mold inserts, detailed cavities and medical parts within 160 x 160 x 200 mm
- Suited to pallet-based automated cells for small parts
Verdict
These machines are for different parts. The GF Mikron MILL P 800 U is the choice for mold and die blocks that need 800 mm of X and Y travel and table loads of 500 / 1,000 kg, fed from Tool Towers of up to 215 pockets. The GF Machining MIKRON MILL S 200 U suits small mold inserts, fine cavities and medical parts within 160 x 160 x 200 mm and 8 kg, finished with small HSK-E32 cutters, including in pallet-based cells.