Spinner VC750

€120,000 - €180,000 Updated 2026-03-16

Key Specifications

X Travel

750 mm (29.5 in)

Y Travel

550 mm (21.7 in)

Z Travel

550 mm (21.7 in)

Max Spindle

12,000 RPM (15,000 / 18,000 RPM optional)

Spindle Taper

BT 40 / SK 40

Tool Capacity

30 (chain magazine)

Overview

The Spinner VC750 is Spinner Werkzeugmaschinenfabrik's larger vertical machining center, extending the VC series to 750 mm of X-axis travel for shops that require a broader working envelope while retaining the German build quality and precision-focused engineering that characterizes all Spinner VMCs. Like the VC560, the VC750 is manufactured in Sauerlach, Bavaria, and targets European precision engineering, die-mold, and aerospace subcontracting markets where accuracy and surface finish take priority over rapid traverse speed.

The VC750 shares the VC series' commitment to rigid construction, with a heavily ribbed cast iron column and base providing the thermal mass and vibration damping necessary for sustained precision over long production shifts. The machine's column design positions the spindle relative to the table with minimal overhang, maintaining structural stiffness across the full Y-axis travel. Axis travels of 750 x 550 x 550 mm open up a meaningful work envelope for medium-to-large mold plates, aerospace brackets, and fixture plates that the smaller VC560 cannot accommodate.

The spindle offers 12,000 RPM in the standard BT 40 configuration, with 15,000 and 18,000 RPM options for shops prioritizing high-speed finishing of aluminum and non-ferrous materials. Spindle power ranges from 15 to 22 kW depending on selected configuration. The 30-tool chain ATC provides capacity for complex programs with many operations, and the Siemens Sinumerik 840D sl control enables sophisticated contouring, spline interpolation, and high-speed surface programs that die-mold shops depend on.

The VC750's table measures 1,300 x 600 mm — large enough to hold substantial multi-fixture setups or single large mold bases. Maximum workpiece weight is 800 kg. The machine's footprint is approximately 3,200 x 3,100 mm, requiring a dedicated installation bay. European list pricing for the VC750 typically ranges from €120,000 to €180,000 fully equipped, placing it squarely in competition with similarly sized Hermle, Chiron, and OPS-Ingersoll machines — though the Spinner is generally more affordable than Hermle while offering comparable structural rigidity.

Full Specifications

Parameter	Value
X-Axis Travel	750 mm (29.5 in)
Y-Axis Travel	550 mm (21.7 in)
Z-Axis Travel	550 mm (21.7 in)
Max Spindle Speed	12,000 RPM (15,000 / 18,000 RPM optional)
Spindle Taper	BT 40 / SK 40
Spindle Motor Power	15 kW (20.1 hp) standard; 22 kW (29.5 hp) optional
Table Size	1,300 x 600 mm (51.2 x 23.6 in)
Max Workpiece Weight	800 kg (1,764 lb)
Tool Capacity	30 (chain magazine)
Tool Change Time	4.0 sec (tool-to-tool)
Rapid Traverse Rate	24 m/min X/Y; 20 m/min Z
Guideway Type	Box ways (hardened and ground)
Positioning Accuracy	±0.004 mm
Repeatability	±0.002 mm
CNC Control	Siemens Sinumerik 840D sl (Fanuc option)
Machine Weight	9,500 kg (20,944 lb) approx.

Strengths & Limitations

Strengths

750 x 550 x 550 mm travel accommodates large mold bases, aerospace structural parts, and multi-fixture setups that are too large for the VC560, extending the machine's applicability to a broader range of part families
Box-way construction on a machine of this travel class delivers outstanding rigidity and chatter suppression, particularly valuable when roughing deep pockets in hardened mold steel over multi-hour programs
1,300 x 600 mm table enables tombstone or dual-pallet-style fixturing approaches that improve machine utilization, reducing the need for a dedicated HMC for medium-volume production
30-tool chain ATC handles complex die-mold programs with many ball nose end mills, roughers, and finishing tools without tool storage becoming a bottleneck

Limitations

24 m/min rapids are a significant limitation for aluminum aerospace work and high-volume production where non-cutting time accumulates — competitors with linear guideways achieve 40–60 m/min at comparable price points
Machine weight of approximately 9,500 kg requires assessment of shop floor load capacity and adequate crane access for installation — lighter Taiwanese machines present fewer installation logistics challenges
Spinner's limited presence outside Europe means buyers in North America or Asia face real challenges in sourcing genuine parts and finding qualified service engineers at reasonable travel costs

Best For

Large mold and die shops machining mold bases, cores, and cavities from P20, H13, 1.2343, and 1.2767 tool steels where the extended 750 mm X travel opens up larger component sizes European aerospace subcontractors machining aluminum wing ribs, titanium brackets, and engine bay structural components under AS9100 quality systems that demand documented geometric accuracy Precision hydraulics and valve manufacturers producing large manifolds, valve bodies, and actuator housings in stainless steel and titanium alloys where surface finish and form accuracy are critical Established European job shops upgrading from older Deckel Maho or Hermle machines seeking modern Siemens 840D capability at a more accessible price than premium German brands

Frequently Asked Questions

01 What is the difference between the Spinner VC560 and VC750?

The VC750 extends X travel from 560 mm to 750 mm, Y from 450 mm to 550 mm, and Z from 500 mm to 550 mm. Table size grows from 1,050 x 500 mm to 1,300 x 600 mm, and workpiece capacity increases from 600 kg to 800 kg. The ATC grows from 24 to 30 tools. Both machines share the same box-way construction, Siemens 840D sl control, and Spinner build quality. The VC750 is the correct choice when part size or fixture complexity exceeds the VC560's capacity.

02 Can the Spinner VC750 be equipped with a 5-axis head?

Spinner offers swivel head and rotary table options for some VC series models that enable 3+2 and simultaneous 5-axis operations. Availability depends on the specific machine configuration and model year. Buyers requiring continuous 5-axis simultaneous machining should inquire with Spinner directly, as the VC series is primarily a 3-axis platform and dedicated 5-axis Spinner models (such as the U5-620) are better suited for simultaneous 5-axis requirements.

03 How does Spinner ensure thermal stability on the VC750?

Spinner addresses thermal stability through symmetrical column design that minimizes thermal gradients as the spindle motor heats during operation, active spindle cooling via oil-air lubrication or coolant jacket, and thermally compensated ballscrews. For high-accuracy applications, buyers can specify temperature compensation routines in the Siemens 840D sl control that correct for predictable thermal growth patterns.

04 What cutting materials is the VC750 best suited for?

The VC750's box-way construction makes it best suited for hardened steels (up to 60 HRC), cast iron, stainless steel, titanium, and nickel superalloys — materials where cutting forces are high and chatter resistance is paramount. It is also capable in aluminum, though the 24 m/min rapids mean cycle times will be longer than on high-speed VMCs purpose-built for aluminum aerospace work. The machine is less competitive on pure aluminum high-speed machining compared to linear-guided, high-RPM alternatives.

05 Does the Spinner VC750 come with a coolant system?

Yes, the VC750 includes a standard coolant system with flood coolant via spindle nose nozzles. Through-spindle coolant (TSC) at pressures of 40, 70, or 120 bar is available as an option. High-pressure TSC is strongly recommended for shops doing deep drilling, gun drilling, and reaming in steel and titanium, where through-spindle coolant dramatically improves chip evacuation and tool life.