1999 MAZAK FJV35-60 machine research record.
This is an independent observation retained for machine research. A recorded status or asking price is not a live-inventory claim. Confirm the exact unit, seller, ownership, configuration, condition, price and availability directly with the originating source.
About this 1999 MAZAK FJV35-60 observation.
The catalog retained a used Vertical Machining Center record, no public location and $15,000 as of June 7, 2026. Its source-state label is “Source record marked active — verify.” None of those fields independently proves present availability.
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Evidence boundary for MBB-R-4D930C5450B1.
- Record identity
- MBB-R-4D930C5450B1 · MBB-owned public code
- Last catalog observation
- June 7, 2026
- Recorded source
- Source URL not retained in this public record
- Recorded asking price
- $15,000 · currency and terms not separately retained
- Recorded location
- Location not published
- Specification scope
- No structured specification evidence retained
- Source-state label
- Source record marked active — verify
- Present availability
- Not independently confirmed by MBB
- MBB role
- Independent research record; not the seller or broker
- Originating source URL was not retained in this public record.
- Public machine location was not retained.
- No structured exact-unit or model-reference specifications were retained.
- Installed and included options are unknown.
A source observation establishes what was recorded—not title, ownership, present condition, present price, present availability or a transaction offer.
Use this 1999 MAZAK FJV35-60 record as the starting point.
Carry the recorded machine identity into a source check, market watch, production-ready cost plan, value brief, seller intake or provider search. MBB does not claim ownership or present availability.
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1999 MAZAK FJV35-60 model-reference specifications.
No structured specifications were retained for this record. Use the model research page and verify the exact machine configuration.
Additional record details
Specification Value X-axis travel 59 in (1500 mm) Y-axis travel 31.5 in (800 mm) Z-axis travel 23 in (585–660 mm depending on version) Table size 68.5 × 29.5 in (1740 × 750 mm) Maximum table load 5,500 lb (2,500 kg) Distance between columns 34.65 in (880 mm) Spindle taper CAT 50 / BT50 Spindle speed 10,000 rpm standard Spindle motor 40 hp (30 kW class) Tool magazine 60 tools (varies by configuration) Tool-to-tool time 2.1 sec Chip-to-chip time 5.5 sec Rapid traverse 1,570 ipm X/Y, 1,179 ipm Z Machine weight Approx. 28,800–30,000 lb Machine Highlights Double-column bridge construction for rigidity and thermal stability. CAT 50 spindle for aggressive metal removal. Suitable for mold work, large plates, aerospace components, and heavy steel machining. Common controls include Mazatrol Fusion 640M, Mazatrol M-Plus, and newer SmoothG controls depending on year. Typical Work Envelope The machine can comfortably handle parts roughly: Up to 68.5 in long Up to 33–34 in wide Up to 25 in tall Up to 5,500 lb workpiece weight