Current status
The first machine is under construction. Series-production availability has not been confirmed.
ALPMILL F1
ALPMILL F1 – compact 3-axis CNC machining center
Developed in Bursa for companies seeking a compact CNC milling machine and an early technical discussion about their application.
Product visualization · Final configuration may vary
Could ALPMILL F1 fit your application?
You do not need a complete specification to start. Describe your workpiece, material and machining goal.
Assess together
Working envelope, workholding, tooling and requirements for a sample part.
Clarify before purchase
Validated performance, configuration, delivery scope, acceptance, schedule and service at the installation site.
FANUC control32-position carousel plannedPrototype under construction
Technical outline
| Axes | 3 |
|---|---|
| Travel X / Y / Z | 420 / 550 / 350 mm |
| Table area | 420 × 550 mm |
| Tool magazine | 32 positions, carousel |
| Tool interface | BBT30 / BT30 – interface to be agreed |
| Spindle | 8.5 kW S1; maximum 30,000 rpm |
| Spindle cooling | Water-cooled |
| Rapid traverse X / Y / Z | 25 / 25 / 20 m/min |
| Control | FANUC |
| Base / column | GGG40 |
| Machine dimensions (planned) | 1500 × 1500 × 2000 mm |
| Dry weight (estimated) | approx. 1,800 kg; without fluids and tools |
| Repeatability / positioning accuracy (target) | ≤ 10 µm each; validation pending |
Development specification: planned values, not confirmed acceptance results. Configuration, scope and delivery schedule are agreed for each project.
A closer look at ALPMILL F1.
Design visualizations from different perspectives. Photographs of the completed machine and machining evidence will follow testing.
Configuration and performance figures are development targets. Dry weight is an estimate; accuracy is an unvalidated target. Confirmed acceptance results are not yet available.
Is ALPMILL F1 suitable for your part?
We review workpiece size, material, fixturing, tools and machining objectives. An application recommendation depends on these details.
- 3 axes with planned travel of 420 × 550 × 350 mm
- GGG40 base and column
- T-slot table and enclosed working area
- Metal telescopic covers on the Y axis
From pattern to machine structure
Original photographs from the ALPMILL F1 manufacturing stages: pattern making, casting, machining and assembly. These photographs document individual components; the machine remains under development.
Interior, bridge and main spindle
30-second CGI: interior, face milling, tool change and climb milling of the outer contour. Time-compressed visualization, not actual machining or functional validation.
30-second CGI: interior, face milling, tool change and climb milling of the outer contour. Time-compressed visualization, not actual machining or functional validation.
ALPMILL F1 questions
Is the machine available in series production?
The first machine is under construction. Availability, series scope and delivery dates are discussed individually. Images are visualizations.
Which materials can it machine?
The development concept addresses aluminium, steel and general machining applications. Suitability must be confirmed for the specific material, tools, fixture and cutting trial.
Are the performance figures validated?
The published figures are planned specifications. Accuracy, cycle times and cutting performance require testing and defined acceptance criteria.
Can I request a demonstration?
Yes. Ask about the current development stage and demonstration availability. A date is agreed once the machine is technically ready.
What do you need for an application enquiry?
Send the part drawing, material, quantity, tolerances and required operations. We review travel, workholding, tooling and the machine configuration that still requires validation.
A look inside the machining process
A short workshop clip showing milling with coolant on a production machine. It illustrates component machining, not functional or performance acceptance of ALPMILL F1.
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Technical Insights and Applications
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Climb and conventional milling
Distinguish cutter rotation, workpiece feed and chip formation, then consider the machine before choosing the direction.
Tap geometry: flutes and chamfers
Understand spiral flutes, spiral points and straight flutes by asking where the chip can safely go.
Recognising tool wear and edge damage
Separate the observed damage, possible cause and corrective action: one photograph is not a confirmed diagnosis.
Status of technical information
Configuration and performance figures are development targets. Dry weight is an estimate; accuracy is an unvalidated target. Confirmed acceptance results are not yet available.
Questions before an international enquiry
How are quality and acceptance agreed?
Critical dimensions, document revisions, required evidence and acceptance scope are agreed for the project. If you need specific inspection reports or material certificates, mention them in your enquiry.
How are delivery and total costs clarified?
Specify the delivery country and preferred date. Packaging, transport, import responsibilities and delivery terms belong in the specific quotation. No universal lead time is promised.
What about installation and service?
Responsibilities, support scope and any on-site work must be agreed for the country of use. Please specify the country of use and the support you need.
From initial interest to a possible order
Discuss the application
Clarify requirements and suitability of the target configuration.
Review evidence
Agree trial conditions, sample machining and acceptance criteria; technical results still need to be established.
Quotation and order
Agree price, delivery, service and an order only on a defined technical basis. No online purchase or advance payment is available now.
Price on request
Configuration, supply scope, taxes, transport and delivery date are defined in the individual quotation. A binding public selling price has not yet been confirmed.