BM-22AD Turret Milling Machine HAFCO Metalmaster (M593D)

www.machineryhouse.com.au/M595D
BM-22AD Turret Milling Machine HAFCO Metalmaster (M593D)
Features
- 3-Axis digital readout counter fitted with 2-Axis X & Y scales only
- 3hp, 240V motor, 8-speeds V-belt drive system
- NT30 Spindle taper with a chrome & ground quill
- Hardened & ground work table & slide-ways
- All slides utilise dovetail construction for maximum rigidity
- Meehanite casting for high strength & minimal deformation
- Quality electrics & overload protection in an easy access enclosure
- Horizontal travelling ram mounted on a rotating base allowing re-positioning of spindle
- The ram incorporates a tail lug (spigot) to accept a slotting attachment etc.
- High / neutral and low gear selection lever to maximise torque
- Asong X-Axis power-feed with adjustable micro switch feed stops
- Metric dial graduations @ 0.02mm for X , Y & Z-Axis
- Automatic quill feed 0.04, 0.08, 0.15mm/rev
- Automatic cut off depth stop on quill
- Oil lubrication pump and reservoir
- Slideway covers Y & Z-Axis
- Mill head tilts to ±45º forward and back
- Mill head tilts to ±90º left and right
- Coolant system with flexible hose
- Manual quick action quill lever
- Mechanical spindle brake
- Tool box and manual
Includes
- 3-Axis digital readout counter fitted with X & Y scales only
- One-shot oil lubrication pump and reservoir
- Drawbar M12 thread
- Coolant system
- Slideway covers
- X-Axis power-feed
- Halogen light
- Safety cutter guard
- Swarf tray
ORDER CODE: M593D
Model: BM-22AD
Digital Readout: 2-Axis Digital Readout
Type: Vertical
Table Size: 1066 x 230mm
Spindle Taper - Vertical: NT30
Longitudinal Travel (X-Axis): 590mm
Cross Travel (Y-Axis): 295mm
Vertical Travel (Z-Axis): 380mm
Type of Slides: Dovetail
Ram Travel: 500mm
Quill Travel / Diameter: 127mm / 85mm
Throat Depth (max.): 720mm
Tilting Head (Left ~ Right): ±90º
Tilting Head (Forward ~ Back): ±45º
Power Feed - Quill: 0.04, 0.08, 0.15mm/rev
Power Feed - Longitudinal (X-Axis): 20 - 2000 mm/min
Power Feed - Cross (Y-Axis): Optional
Power Feed - Vertical (Z-Axis): Optional
Table T-Slot Size: 16mm
Work Table Load Capacity: 250kg
Spindle Speeds Vertical (steps/rpm): 8 (80-2760rpm)
Motor Power - Vertical: 2.2kW / 3hp
Motor Voltage: 240V - 15amp
Overall Height: 2150mm
Weight (nett): 1100kg
For more information on this machine, please visit:
Hare and Forbes Machineryhouse
Sydney: [phone]
Melbourne: [phone]
Brisbane: [phone]
Perth: [phone]
www.machineryhouse.com.au/M593D
Machineryhouse - NZ
Auckland: [phone]
www.machineryhouse.co.nz/M593D

[@chrisarmstrong8198]

The 12-month warranty is very short. I would expect at least a 5 year warranty on such an industrial quality machine.

[@steran50]

Good video, I hope you do a review of the BM-30A or the BM-40V Turret Mills.

[@MotorCycleTheray]

That's a monster, wow, that must be capable of turning out some wicked things

[@Machineryhouse1930]

Thank you for you comment, I don't indent to be disrespectful, i would say capable of "Milling Out" :)

[@MotorCycleTheray]

Yeah whoops, hey I've been on your website looking at the BS-912 Band Saw, that's what brought me to your TH-cam channel, looking for info and operating instructions. Are any of the other band saws similar to the BS-912 that are on here?

[@Machineryhouse1930]

all good and have a nice day

[@John_Wick69]

Bought this exact mill plus a industrial size lathe with a ton of tools for both for 11k CAD

[@Machineryhouse1930]

Thank you John, yes a lathe and mill certainly go hand in hand in any industrial workshop or home garage workshop

[@ianmoone2359]

You do a great video review, that’s for sure. Now I have to go look up what it costs in the manual or online!
Something you could add maybe, this mill would make a great partner to the xyz Lathe/so we know which review to look at next.

[@Machineryhouse1930]

thank you for the nice comments

[@ianmoone2359]

Is the BM 23A the current replacement for this mill?

[@Machineryhouse1930]

Yes Ian, the BM-23A is a close match

[@masjr5270]

how many Bridgeport copies are in the world??

[@Machineryhouse1930]

I would suggest there are many, but unfortunately we cannot put an exact number on it as many countries manufacture similar machines.

[@scroungasworkshop4663]

Yep, I’ve got an Herless made in 1999 and looks remarkably like the Hafco. Genuine BP are just too rich for my money.😂

[@vilasengineering43]

I have buying this machine

[@Machineryhouse1930]

Hi, please go to our website for more information & contact details, www.machineryhouse.com.au

[@SagarRajput-np7gq]

Cost please

[@Machineryhouse1930]

www.machineryhouse.com.au/M593D $8,415 and currently on special for $7,689 15/4/2019

[@sathisha.b.nsathisha.b.n8276]

Price

[@Machineryhouse1930]

Hi, all the information can be found on our website, please click our website link www.machineryhouse.com.au/M593D

[@johnwoodworth248]

Lol , why wouldn't I go out and just buy at Bridgeport j head ? That belt changing deal is 1938 technology

[@Machineryhouse1930]

Hi John, we have many models to accommodate your requirements, they can be all viewed online, www.machineryhouse.com.au/Milling-Machines

[@SeriousSchitt]

Oh no, not belt driven. I require geared head, I’ve had a lifetime of damn slipping belts!

[@GeneralG1810]

Hate the bloody guards on all the new machines, they just get in the way. No doubt an idea from some pin head in a suit who's never machined in their life to shift liability of an accident, fact is they make an accident more likely

[@Machineryhouse1930]

Machines & safety regulations has always been a very high talking point, but the fact is that it has to be approved safety wise prior being sold in Australia.

[@scroungasworkshop4663]

@@Machineryhouse1930 which is good for some of the pin head operators. Not hard to bypass. 👍