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KENTA is the boring-milling machine with the biggest monobloc column with integrated saddle creating a monolithic structure of special cast iron, patent of FPT.

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Longitudinal	mm (in)	≥ 6.000 (236,2)
Cross travel	mm (in)	1.500 – 2.000 (59,0 – 78,7)
Vertical travel	mm (in)	4.600 – 5.200 (181,1 – 204,7)
Feed rate	mm/min (ipm)	up to 35.000 (1.378)
Boring Bar diameter	mm (in)	150 (5,9)
Boring Bar travel (W)	mm (in)	800 (31,4)

KENTA is the boring-milling machine with the biggest monobloc column with integrated saddle creating a monolithic structure of special cast iron, patent of FPT.

All the structures of the machine are made of special cast iron!

The utmost stiffness and accuracy of vertical and cross axes are ensured by 4 guideways and 8 sliding blocks.

KENTA is equipped with a special motor spindle designed and developed by FPT engineers, which replaces the traditional gearbox transmission. The machine has extraordinary performance: FPT motor spindle delivers an exploitable power of 74 kW (S1) with a torque of 1910 Nm (S1), maximum revolution speed of 5.000 rpm. Furthermore, performances have been considerably improved in terms of positioning accuracy, lack of overheating, reduction of noise levels and maintenance operations.

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