This 1998 BROTHER TC229N Vertical Machining Center – a highly sought-after machine in the manufacturing industry. This top-of-the-line machining center is being sold as a used product due to the recent equipment upgrade at our facility. This machine is a true workhorse that has served us well over the years. It is actuated by Brother control, a specialized CNC system that guarantees high-precision cutting, drilling, and milling of metal and other materials. The machining center's 22" x 15" x 14" work envelope is spacious, allowing for various parts' sizes to be machined accurately. The Brother TC229N features a 12,000 RPM spindle speed and a tool storage capacity of up to 14 tools that speed up operations, making it an ideal machine for manufacturing parts with high accuracy and precision. This vertical machining center features a BT30 taper, ideal for machining needs that require a smaller tool holder. The Brother TC229N comes equipped with a coolant system to alleviate issues with high temperatures that arise during machining. This system is beneficial when working with metals, such as aluminum, which can quickly heat up when the milling, drilling, or cutting process takes place. This Brother TC229N is versatile, making it suitable for various applications such as medical, automotive, aerospace, and other manufacturing industries. This machine is immediately available, and we are confident it will meet your expectations. In conclusion, this Brother TC229N Vertical Machining Center is a must-have for any manufacturing company looking to enhance its machining capabilities. Its high accuracy, precision, and versatility make it an effortless addition to any manufacturing floor. We have priced it to sell quickly, knowing it will not be on the market for long. Get in touch with us to add it to your machining arsenal!

What we know about the machine:

According to the video provided by the seller the machine appears to be in good condition for its age and in operable condition. The seller has three of these machines and is only selling them to make space for new equipment coming into the facility. There is no reserve. The highest bidder will get the machine.