Bridgeport Table Slot Size
58 Pc Pro-Series 5/8' T-Slot Clamping Kit Bridgeport Mill Set Up Set 1/2-13. 5/8' Table T-Slot x 1/2-13' Stud, 52 Pieces. 5/8' T Slot, 1/2'-13 Stud Size. SPECIFICATIONS TABLE SIZE: 9' X 42' TABLE TRAVEL: 30' SADDLE TRAVEL CROSS FEED: 12' QUILL TRAVEL DOWN FEED: 5' KNEE TRAVEL: 16' RAM TRAVEL: 12' T-SLOTS #, SIZE: 3, 5/8' X Table width: 9' Table length: 42'. BRIDGEPORT SERIES I Specification: Work Table: Surface Area: 48″ x 9″ T-Slot Center Distance: 3 @ 2.5″ centers T-Slot Sizes: 0.625″.
Product Description
Bridgeport SeriesI Vertical Mill
Make: Bridgeport
Model #: Series I
Serial #: 12/BR 221468
Country of Origin: USA
Condition: Great
Bridgeport SeriesI Vertical Mill Features:
- Infinitely Variable Spindle Speeds.
- Bijur Lubrication System.
- Bridgeport X-Axis Power Feed (needs switch handle).
- Control Panel.
- Bijur Spraymist Coolant System.
Bridgeport SeriesI Vertical Mill Specifications:
Bridgeport Table Slot Size
Work Table:
Surface Area: 48″ x 9″
T-Slot Center Distance: 3 @ 2.5″ centers
T-Slot Sizes: 0.625″
Maximum Weight of Workpiece: 750 lbs.
Travels:
X-Axis Table Travel: 36″
Y-Axis Table Travel: 12″
Z-Axis Table Travel (knee): 16″
Quill Travel: 5″
Ram Travel: 12″
Spindle:
Spindle Taper: R8
Spindle Diameter: 1.875″
Quill Diameter: 3.375″
Distance Spindle to Table (minimum / maximum): 2-1/2″ to 18-1/4″
Distance Spindle to Column (minimum / maximum): 6-3/4″ to 18-3/4″
Speeds: 60 to 4,200 RPM
Power Quill Feed: 0.0015″/rev, 0.003″/rev & 0.006″/rev
Motor: 2 Horsepower, 220 / 230 / 440 / 460 Volt, 1,415 / 1,710 RPM, 50 / 60 Hz
Head Adjustments:
Head Swivel: 360 degrees
Head Cant: 45 degrees
Head Tilt: 90 degrees
General:
Electrical: 220 / 230 / 440 / 460 Volt, Three Phase
Overall Dimensions: 68″ x 64″ x 84″ tall
Bridgeport SeriesI Vertical Mill Comes as shown in pictures.
GUARANTEE: If any machine guaranteed by us does not prove satisfactory mechanically, the Purchaser may return it freight prepaid within 14 days from date of shipment and we will refund the purchase price in full. This does not apply to machine sold “as is” or “subject to inspection”. This guarantee applies only to machines which we own. The machine must be returned in the same condition that it left our warehouse. MachineStation shall not be responsible for any damage done by truckers, riggers, or other parties. Machine damaged in shipping are not covered under the return privilege.
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The basic design of this turreted knee mill dates back to the late 1930s, when it was introduced by the Bridgeport Machines Co. of Bridgeport, Connecticut. Incorporating an innovative turret and swiveling ram, the Series I was quickly recognized as the most versatile milling machine of its day.
Bridgeport so dominated the milling machine market for such a long time that their machine 'The Bridgeport' is virtually synonymous with 'Manual milling machine.' Bridgeport vertical milling machines have been so successful and ubiquitous that, within the machining industries, the Bridgeport is an archetypical example of that class of machine, and the name Bridgeport often functions colloquially as a genericized trademark.
Since the mid-1980s, Bridgeport has been developing its product line to include high-tech machining centers and computer numerically controlled milling machines. While customers in Europe and Asia seem to prefer the new computerized machines, Bridgeport's U.S. customers primarily purchase manual machines.
The bulk of the machines that Bridgeport made from about 1965 onward used an R8 collet system. Prior to that, most of the machines used a Morse Taper #2 collet system.Bridgeport is now owned by Hardinge Brothers (NASDAQ : HDNG) of Elmira, New York . Visit Hartdinge's website to find out more information.
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| Table Size: Table Travel Long Hand: Table Travel Across: Table Travel Vertical (Knee): Head Vertical Travel (Quill): Quill Feeds: Spindle Taper: Spindle Speeds: Electrics: Equipped With: | 42' x 9' 30' 12' 16' 5' 0.0015 - 0.003 - 0.006'/rev R8 Low Range: 67 - 275 rpm High Range: 550 - 2300 rpm 400/440/3/50 Coolant and Low Volt Light |
Bridgeport Table Slot Size
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For more than 60 years, the Bridgeport Series I Standard Mill - the original, all-purpose mill - has been the 'real thing' in milling, drilling, and boring for metalworking shops throughout the world. Today, the Series I Standard continues to fulfill the industry's need for an accurate, reliable, and versatile mill.