Hyundai WIA XM2600 Series

The Hyundai WIA XM2600 Series is a turning center built around a milling head: a 10 in (254 mm) chuck on a built-in main spindle, and a mill head that runs to 12,000 RPM and takes its tools from a 40T ATC. Maximum turning diameter is 660 mm (26 in) and maximum turning length is 1540 mm (60.6 in), so the machine is sized for shaft-like parts that also need drilled, milled and off-centre features finished in the same clamping.

The main spindle is listed at 30 / 22 kW (40.2 / 29.5 hp) and 724 / 410 N·m (534 / 302.4 ft-lbf), with a top speed of 4,000 rpm. Those are the figures that separate it from the XM3100, which shares the 660 mm turning diameter and 1540 mm turning length but carries a 12 in (305 mm) chuck and 1,262 / 1,003 N·m (930.9 / 739.8 ft-lbf). If the work fits a 10 in chuck and does not call for that much torque, this series covers the same envelope with the smaller spindle.

Tool movement is described by three travels: 695 mm (27.4 in) on X1, 1,585 mm (62.4 in) on Z1 and 300 mm (11.8 in) on Y. The Y stroke is what lets the mill head cut flats, keyways and bolt patterns away from the spindle centreline with a straight-line move. The standard magazine is 40T, with 80T and 120T listed as options, which matters when one program needs turning tools, drills, taps and end mills for several part numbers. WIA's table gives the mill head's speed but not its power, torque or tool interface, so ask for those before judging how hard it can mill.

The series name covers more than one model. A lower turret with 12 stations and a Z2 travel of 1,540 mm (60.6 in) are listed for the XM2600ST only, and the travel row shows no X2 or Z2 figure otherwise. The rapid traverse row reads 48 for X1 and Z1 and 36 for Y, printed without a unit.