Enshu Enshu SV130

The Enshu SV130 is an ultra-compact vertical machining center designed for high-speed drilling, tapping, and light milling of small parts. With a tiny 400 x 300 mm work area and axis travels of 320 x 400 x 250 mm, this machine is purpose-built for production environments where small components need to be machined quickly and accurately in large volumes. The SV130 represents Enshu's philosophy of building machines optimized for specific production tasks rather than general-purpose flexibility.

The spindle runs at 20,000 RPM with a No. 15 taper (7/24), delivering 5.5 kW for one-minute peak duty, 3.7 kW for ten-minute continuous, and 1.5 kW continuous rating. This power profile is matched to the machine's intended work envelope: rapid drilling and tapping of small holes in aluminum, brass, and light alloy parts where high spindle speed matters more than raw torque. The small taper tooling keeps tool change times minimal and enables the fast chip-to-chip cycles that production environments demand.

The machine accommodates 17 tools standard with a 21-tool optional magazine, providing sufficient capacity for most small-part production operations without the bulk and cost of larger tool changers. The table supports workpieces up to 110 kg, which is more than adequate for the small parts this machine is designed to process. The compact 1,140 x 2,200 mm floor space and 1,980 mm height make the SV130 easy to integrate into tight production cells and multi-machine layouts.

At approximately 1,500 kg, the SV130 is lightweight enough for standard factory floors without special foundation requirements. This machine excels in electronics enclosure machining, small automotive fittings, medical device components, and any application where dozens or hundreds of small parts need precise hole patterns, tapped features, and light contour milling at high throughput rates.