EUROMAC XT PUNCH 6-1500 CNC Punch Press
Key Specifications
punching force
sheet width
sheet thickness
tool stations
drive
stroke rate
How much does the EUROMAC XT PUNCH 6-1500 CNC Punch Press cost?
Estimated price range
Our best estimate for a cnc punch presse in this class — not a quote from EUROMAC. Configuration moves it a long way.
Overview
The EUROMAC XT PUNCH 6-1500 is a servo-electric CNC punch press listed with a 6 ton (60 kN) punching force, a 6-position multi-tool head and a sheet width of up to 1500 mm (59 in). It is not in EUROMAC's current lineup. The values on this page are the listed figures and should be confirmed on the machine before they are relied on.
The combination of figures describes a fast, light machine. The stroke rate is listed at up to 600 strokes/min and the repositioning speed at 80 m/min, while the force is 6 ton (60 kN). That suits thin sheet with many small holes, where the time goes on moving between hits rather than on the hit itself. It does not suit large-perimeter punches in heavier gauge, because force demand rises with both perimeter and thickness.
Tooling is a 6-position multi-tool head. Six positions cover a part family with a fixed set of hole shapes, and anything beyond that means changing tools between jobs. The FX Punch 6-1250 is the contrast within the brand: it lists a 24-station turret at 6 ton (53 kN) and up to 400 hits/min.
The footprint is listed as approximately 2500x2000 mm, compact for a machine that takes a 1500 mm (59 in) sheet width, and the supply as 400V, 3-phase. The control is EUROMAC's proprietary CNC, described as Windows-based. The table's two rows on sheet thickness do not agree with each other, so thickness capacity is a point to settle from the machine's own documentation.
Full Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Punching Force | 6 ton (60 kN) |
| Sheet Width | Up to 1500 mm (59 in) |
| Sheet Thickness | 0.5 – 4.0 mm mild steel |
| Tool Stations | 6-position multi-tool head |
| Drive | Servo-electric |
| Stroke Rate | Up to 600 strokes/min |
| Repositioning Speed | 80 m/min |
| CNC Control | EUROMAC proprietary CNC (Windows-based) |
| Floor Space Required | Approximately 2500x2000 mm |
| Power | 400V, 3-phase |
| Maximum Thickness | 6.35 mm |
Specifications compiled from manufacturer literature and industry references. Not independently verified against a published spec sheet — confirm with the manufacturer or an authorised dealer before making a purchasing decision.
Strengths & Limitations
Strengths
- Servo-electric drive with a stroke rate of up to 600 strokes/min
- Repositioning speed of 80 m/min
- Sheet width of up to 1500 mm (59 in) on a footprint of approximately 2500x2000 mm
- 6-position multi-tool head with a Windows-based EUROMAC proprietary CNC
Limitations
- Punching force is 6 ton (60 kN), which rules out large-perimeter punches in heavier gauge
- Six tool positions; the FX Punch 6-1250 lists a 24-station turret
- The table's two sheet thickness rows disagree, so thickness capacity must be confirmed on the machine
- No machine weight or throat depth is listed
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Frequently Asked Questions
01
The listed punching force is 6 ton (60 kN), delivered by a servo-electric drive. Force demand in punching grows with the perimeter of the punch and the thickness of the sheet, so check the largest punch in the job against that figure before anything else.
02
It is listed with a 6-position multi-tool head. For a larger tool count, the FX Punch 6-1250 lists a 24-station turret. The table does not say which of the six positions index, so parts that need rotated tools should be checked against the head fitted to the machine.
03
Sheet width is listed as up to 1500 mm (59 in). The table gives no sheet length or throat depth, and its two thickness rows do not agree, so length and thickness capacity both need to be confirmed from the machine's manual.
04
The footprint is listed as approximately 2500x2000 mm and the electrical supply as 400V, 3-phase. No machine weight or air requirement is listed, so floor loading and services should be taken from the machine's own documentation.