AMY CNC supplies vertical machining center families for general machining, compact production and larger workpiece envelopes. Buyers can compare the published JZ, V and T model groups, then match travel, table capacity, spindle, tooling, control and automation to the part drawing. Final machine scope is confirmed through a project-specific technical and acceptance review.
Which vertical machining centers can buyers compare?
The model families below are visible catalog designations in the current quotation range. They are grouped for buyer comparison; a family or configuration name is not a promise of stock, lead time or a fixed final specification.
General V-series
- JZ-855
- V866
- V1160
- V1170
- V1270
- V1380
- V1680
Compact platforms
- T500-2
- V500-2
- T600-3
T-series range
- T8
- T11
- T13
- T16
- T20
- T25
Larger V-series range
- V13
- V16
- V18
- V20
- V25B
- V30
How should buyers select a vertical machining center?
- Provide the maximum workpiece size, weight, material and fixture arrangement.
- List roughing, finishing, drilling, tapping and contouring operations.
- Define axis travel, spindle torque and speed, taper, magazine capacity and coolant needs.
- Confirm control preference, probing, chip management, automation and acceptance method.
What should be confirmed before quotation?
AMY CNC reviews the part drawing, material, process sequence, required capacity, controls, tooling, automation, utilities, inspection method, documents and destination. Parameters shown in a catalog remain selection inputs until they are repeated in the project quotation and technical agreement.
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