Anger Machining Vertical Machining Centers (VMC)

Anger Machining VTX-7 II

Q: How much does the Anger Machining VTX-7 II cost?

The price estimate for the Anger Machining VTX-7 II is uncertain: we have no price for it that we can cite and no estimate we can stand behind, so we give no figure. Configuration, tooling, automation and installation move the final price substantially. A specific price can be requested at https://machinetoolindex.com/machines/anger-vtx-7-ii#price; the request is passed to Anger Machining or an authorised dealer.

Specs verified 2026-10-05 · anger-machining.com Updated 2026-10-05

Anger Machining VTX series vertical machining center

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Key Specifications

Max Spindle

12,000; 20,000 rpm

Spindle Taper

BBT-30

Tool Capacity

21 pcs.

Table Size

850x400 mm (33.5x15.7 in)

Spindle Power

8.5/14.5 kW (11.4/19.4 hp), S1/S6-25%

number of axes

How much does the Anger Machining VTX-7 II cost?

Price estimate

Uncertain

We do not have a price for the Anger Machining VTX-7 II that we can stand behind, so we show no number. Configuration, options and installation move the final price a long way: a quote is the reliable figure.

Overview

The Anger Machining VTX-7 II stretches the small VTX frame in X only. Travel is 710 mm (28.0 in) against 510 mm on the VTX-5 II, the table grows to 850x400 mm, and Y and Z stay at 400 mm (15.7 in) and 300 mm (11.8 in).

That shape suits two kinds of job. One is long, narrow parts: rails, covers, heat sinks. The other is several vises or a row of fixtures side by side, so that more pieces are finished per door opening. Table load does not grow with the table, though. It remains 300 kg (661 lb), and the T-slot count stays at three.

Nothing is lost in pace. Rapids are still 60/60/60 m/min with 10/9/12 m/s² of acceleration, and chip-to-chip time is 1.7 s. The direct-drive BBT-30 spindle is listed at 12,000 rpm or 20,000 rpm with 8.5/14.5 kW and 27/46 Nm (S1/S6-25%), fed from a 21-tool magazine.

The longer bed adds length and weight to the machine: 2,100/2,600/2,700 mm (L/W/H) and 3,150 kg (6,944 lb). Connected power is 15 kVA. For parts wider than 400 mm the VTX-10 is the next step, with 500 mm of Y and a 500 kg table load, at slightly lower rapids of 50/50/56 m/min.

Full Specifications

Parameter	Value
Number of Axes	3
Optional Axes	4th/5th axis on the table
X Axis Travel	710 mm (28.0 in)
Y Axis Travel	400 mm (15.7 in)
Z Axis Travel	300 mm (11.8 in)
Axis Acceleration Xyz	10/9/12 m/s²
Rapid Traverse Xyz	60/60/60 m/min (2,362/2,362/2,362 ipm)
Max Spindle Speed	12,000; 20,000 rpm
Spindle Motor Power	8.5/14.5 kW (11.4/19.4 hp), S1/S6-25%
Spindle Torque	27/46 Nm (19.9/33.9 lb-ft), S1/S6-25%
Spindle Taper	BBT-30
Tool Capacity	21 pcs.
Max Tool Diameter (full magazine)	Ø80 mm (Ø3.1 in)
Tool Length	200 mm (7.9 in)
Tool Weight	3 kg (7 lb)
Chip to Chip Time	1.7 s (at 1,800 rpm)
Table Size	850x400 mm (33.5x15.7 in)
T-Slot Width	18 (3pcs.) mm
Max Table Load	300 kg (661 lb)
Machine Weight	3,150 kg (6,944 lb)
Machine Dimensions	2,100/2,600/2,700 mm (82.7/102.4/106.3 in)
Operating Voltage	3x380 V
Power Requirement	15 kVA
CNC Control	Siemens, Fanuc, Mitsubishi
Lubrication	CL, MQL

Specifications sourced from anger-machining.com — verified 2026-10-05

Strengths & Limitations

Strengths

710 mm of X travel on an 850x400 mm table for long parts or multiple fixtures
Same 60/60/60 m/min rapids and 1.7 s chip-to-chip time as the VTX-5 II
Direct-drive BBT-30 spindle at 12,000 rpm or 20,000 rpm
Linear roller guideways and an A-shaped column, as Anger describes the series
Siemens, Fanuc and Mitsubishi controls are listed

Limitations

Table load stays at 300 kg despite the longer table
Y travel of 400 mm and Z travel of 300 mm are unchanged from the VTX-5 II
Tools are limited to 3 kg and Ø80 mm
Torque of 27/46 Nm restricts it to small cutters

Best For

Long, narrow aluminium parts within 710 mm of X travel Multi-vise setups for small series parts Drilling and tapping cycles with short tool changes Small housings machined several at a time

Frequently Asked Questions

01 What is the difference between the VTX-7 II and the VTX-5 II?

X travel and table length. The VTX-7 II has 710 mm of X travel and an 850x400 mm table; the VTX-5 II has 510 mm and a 600x400 mm table. At 2,100 mm in length and 3,150 kg it is longer and heavier than the VTX-5 II, which is 1,700 mm long and weighs 2,850 kg. Spindle, magazine, rapids and table load are identical.

02 How much weight can the table take?

300 kg (661 lb), the same as the shorter model. The table is 850x400 mm with three T-slots 18 mm wide. Spread across several fixtures that is usually enough for aluminium parts, but a row of steel vises uses the allowance quickly.

03 What spindle does the VTX-7 II have?

A direct-drive BBT-30 spindle with a long-neck design. The table lists 12,000 rpm and 20,000 rpm, 8.5/14.5 kW and 27/46 Nm (S1/S6-25%). Anger says the spindle uses large-diameter steel ball bearings for radial rigidity.

04 How many tools does it hold, and how big?

21 tools. Each can be up to Ø80 mm in diameter, 200 mm long and 3 kg in weight. Chip-to-chip time is 1.7 s at 1,800 rpm. The tool holder is BBT-30.

05 Is a 4th axis possible on the VTX-7 II?

The table lists a 4th/5th axis on the table as an option for all three VTX models. The 710 mm of X travel leaves more room beside a rotary unit than the shortest model does, while Z travel is 300 mm on every VTX.