What is this machine used for?
What is the Tiezheng V1377C?
The Tiezheng V1377C is a vertical machining center shown in first-party factory footage. Published specifications list a worktable load of up to 1 tonne and X/Y/Z travel of 1300/700/700 mm; the footage also shows a three-axis linear-guide layout. Final spindle, CNC control, tooling, options and process capability are confirmed by engineering review and the signed technical agreement.
Which V1377C specifications are published?
Key published specifications include the vertical machining-center type, a worktable load of up to 1 tonne, X-axis travel of 1300 mm, Y-axis travel of 700 mm and Z-axis travel of 700 mm. The factory footage also shows a three-axis linear-guide arrangement.
How should buyers evaluate the V1377C?
Start with the part drawing and machining requirements. Engineering review should confirm part geometry, weight, material, tolerances, operations, fixture clearance, cutter access, tooling, chip handling, utilities, automation, cycle target, electrical standard and destination requirements.
How is the V1377C quotation prepared?
The RFQ is reviewed against the drawing, production target, utilities and required delivery scope before the signed technical agreement and quotation are issued.
What should buyers send for a V1377C RFQ?
Send the part drawing, material, overall dimensions and weight, critical tolerances, required operations, annual volume, target cycle time, workholding or automation requirements, electrical standard and destination country.
Does this page define the supplied spindle, controller or tool magazine?
No. The spindle, CNC control and tool-magazine configuration are confirmed for the supplied machine in the signed technical agreement.
How should the stated worktable load be applied?
Engineering review must confirm the combined part and fixture load, load distribution, work envelope and safe setup before quotation.
How is the supplied configuration confirmed?
The supplied configuration is confirmed against the buyer’s drawing, process, utilities and signed technical agreement before quotation and supply.