What is this machine used for?
What is the Tiezheng SVA/T3550?
The SVA/T3550 is a moving-column machining center documented by exact-model factory media, an engineering view, a factory demonstration and the reviewed SVA/T3550 column in the SVA/T Series parameter sheet. The public values support technical screening; part suitability and the final supplied configuration require drawing and RFQ review.
Which worktable and travel values are source-listed?
The reviewed standard source lists a 4000 x 500 mm worktable, 3500 x 550 mm X/Y travel, 550 mm standard Z travel and 700 mm optional Z travel. Buyers should confirm fixture length, part support, tool access, datum strategy and the required Z configuration against the actual workpiece.
Which spindle and tool-magazine data are documented?
The standard source lists a BT40 direct-drive spindle at 12000 rpm and a 24-tool disc mechanical-arm magazine. Control, electrical standard, tooling, workholding, chip management and other project options must be confirmed in the signed quotation and technical agreement.
What does the factory video show?
The factory video shows a custom machine visibly labeled SVA3550 and 3500 x 550 x 600. This is evidence of the filmed custom unit only. It does not replace the standard 550 mm Z or optional 700 mm Z entries in the reviewed parameter sheet.
How should buyers compare the SVA/T3550?
Use the approved rows to screen worktable length, X/Y travel, standard or optional Z travel, spindle interface, spindle speed and tool capacity. Confirm workpiece support, fixture layout, tolerances, process sequence, site access and acceptance method through RFQ.
What should be sent for an SVA/T3550 RFQ?
Send the part drawing, material, critical tolerances, overall profile length, annual volume, target cycle time, required operations, preferred control, workholding or automation requirement and destination country.
Does this page define the final supplied machine?
No. It presents reviewed source values and visible factory evidence for comparison. The signed quotation, technical agreement and acceptance record control the final supplied configuration.
