Quelle est la différence entre la Série V et la Série VP ?

La Série V utilise des guidages linéaires pour un excellent rapport vitesse/précision, idéale pour la mécanique générale et la sous-traitance. La Série VP adopte une architecture box-type (caisson) offrant une rigidité structurelle maximale, recommandée pour l'usinage de moules et les passes d'ébauche lourdes. Le choix dépend de votre application : si la vitesse et la polyvalence sont prioritaires, optez pour la V. Si la rigidité absolue prime, choisissez la VP.

Quels matériaux peut-on usiner avec la Série V ?

La Série V est conçue pour usiner tous les matériaux courants : aciers (P20, H13, 4140), fontes, aluminium, laiton, plastiques techniques et composites. La broche 12 000-15 000 tr/min BBT40/ISO40 offre le couple nécessaire pour l'acier et la vitesse requise pour l'aluminium. Pour les matériaux exotiques (titane, inconel), nous recommandons la Série A 5 axes ou la Série DC double colonne.

Quelles options CNC sont disponibles ?

Trois commandes numériques sont proposées au choix : FANUC 0i-MF Plus, Siemens 828D/840D sl, et Mitsubishi M80. Chaque CNC est fournie avec ses cycles d'usinage natifs. Le choix dépend de vos habitudes de programmation et de votre parc existant. Nos techniciens vous conseillent sur le meilleur choix pour votre atelier.

Peut-on ajouter un 4ème ou 5ème axe sur la Série V ?

Oui. Les modèles BF-858V et BF-1168V sont spécifiquement conçus pour l'intégration de tables rotatives 4ème et 5ème axe, avec une course Z de 800 mm permettant le dégagement nécessaire. Les modèles standard (V8 à V13) peuvent également recevoir un diviseur 4ème axe. Le câblage et l'interfaçage CNC sont prévus en standard.

Quel est le délai de livraison et d'installation ?

Moins de 5 mois entre la commande et la mise en service, selon le modèle et les options. L'installation et la mise en service sont incluses : transport sécurisé, mise de niveau laser, raccordements, tests géométriques et formation opérateur sur site. Un rapport de contrôle qualité est fourni avant expédition depuis l'usine.

V Series — Linear guideway VMC | Baofeng

Why the V Series

V Series strengths

Structural rigidity

One-piece FC30 cast-iron frame, 48-hour heat treatment. FEA analysis for optimum stability, even in heavy-duty machining.

Guaranteed precision

High-precision HIWIN linear guideways, preloaded ball screws. Repeatability of ±0.002 mm maintained over time.

High productivity

12,000-15,000 rpm BBT40/ISO40 direct-drive spindle. Fast tool change. Rapid traverse up to 48 m/min.

Maximum flexibility

4th and 5th axis compatible. Choice of 3 CNC controls: FANUC, Siemens, Mitsubishi. Optional through-spindle coolant.

Under the bonnet

Technology & components

Every sub-assembly is selected for rigidity, precision and service life.

Overview An overall view of the series architecture — designed for intensive production.

V13 frame Ribbed FC30 cast-iron frame, heat-treated for 48 hours. Maximum vibration damping.

Wide-span column Widened column for greater rigidity during heavy roughing operations.

3 X/Y carriages 3 carriages per axis — optimum load distribution, extended guideway service life.

4 Y-axis guideways 4 guideways on the Y axis — superior dynamic rigidity, precision maintained under full load.

Through-spindle coolant High-pressure coolant through the spindle centre. Optimum chip evacuation and tool cooling.

Tool probe Renishaw or equivalent tool probe — automatic measurement, real-time compensation, zero set-up scrap.

4th-axis rotary table 4th-axis rotary table — extends your capacity for complex parts, reduces re-work and re-positioning.

5th-axis rotary table 5th-axis rotary table — machining in a single set-up, massive time savings on complex parts.

Applications

Which V Series for your industry?

General engineering

BF-V8 · BF-V10

Subcontracting, short to medium runs, multi-reference parts. Versatility and fast set-up.

Automotive

BF-V10 · BF-V11

Series parts, high throughput, two- or three-shift operation. Reliability and repeatability.

Long-travel CNC vertical machining centre with rotary table — travels 1,100 × 650 × 800 mm, 12,000 rpm BBT40 spindle. 4th/5th axis ready.

Compare

Which size suits your needs?

Compare travels, capacities and options to find the right model for your parts and volumes.

V Series model comparison
Model	X travel	Y travel	Z travel	Spindle	Taper	Table
BF-V8	800 mm	500 mm	550 mm	12,000 rpm	BBT40 / ISO40	900x500 mm	View →
BF-V10	1 000 mm	550 mm	600 mm	12,000 rpm	BBT40 / ISO40	1100x550 mm	View →
BF-V11	1 100 mm	600 mm	650 mm	12,000 rpm	BBT40 / ISO40	1200x600 mm	View →
BF-V13	1 300 mm	700 mm	700 mm	12,000 rpm	BBT40 / ISO40	1450x700 mm	View →
BF-858V	850 mm	550 mm	800 mm	12,000 rpm	BBT40 / ISO40	1100x710 mm	View →
BF-1168V	1 100 mm	650 mm	800 mm	12,000 rpm	BBT40 / ISO40	1200x650 mm	View →

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about the V Series

What is the difference between the V Series and the VP Series?

The V Series uses linear guideways for an excellent balance of speed and precision, making it ideal for general engineering and subcontracting. The VP Series features a box-way construction offering maximum structural rigidity, recommended for mould machining and heavy roughing passes. The choice depends on your application: if speed and versatility are your priorities, go for the V. If absolute rigidity comes first, choose the VP.

Which materials can be machined with the V Series?

The V Series is designed to machine all common materials: steels (P20, H13, 4140), cast irons, aluminium, brass, engineering plastics and composites. The 12,000-15,000 rpm BBT40/ISO40 spindle delivers the torque needed for steel and the speed required for aluminium. For exotic materials (titanium, Inconel), we recommend the 5-axis A Series or the double-column DC Series.

Which CNC options are available?

Three CNC controls are available: FANUC 0i-MF Plus, Siemens 828D/840D sl and Mitsubishi M80. Each CNC is supplied with its native machining cycles. The choice depends on your programming habits and your existing machine fleet. Our technicians will advise you on the best choice for your workshop.

Can a 4th or 5th axis be added to the V Series?

Yes. The BF-858V and BF-1168V models are specifically designed for integrating 4th and 5th-axis rotary tables, with 800 mm of Z travel providing the necessary clearance. The standard models (V8 to V13) can also take a 4th-axis indexer. Wiring and CNC interfacing are provided as standard.

What are the delivery and installation lead times?

Less than 5 months from order to commissioning, depending on the model and options. Installation and commissioning are included: secure transport, laser levelling, connections, geometric tests and on-site operator training. A quality control report is provided before shipment from the factory.