Overview Milling Motors

Whether in the private sector or in the industrial application, a milling motor has to meet the most different requirements. It not only has to be suitable for the existing machine series, it should also correspond to the personal level of skill. Additionally, further characteristics of the tool, such as power, speed or shaft diameter, should be considered in the selection of a milling motor as well. In order to optimally support you in your choice, you will find all our milling motors listed in the following table for a direct comparison.

Compatible with

Sound level

Max.
Concentricity

Speed Range

Power

Speed Control

Weight

Tool Holder Changer

Collet

Shaft Diameter

D-Series

M-Series

Q-Series

Input Power

Output Power

MM-1000 DI

yes

yes

yes

71 db

<0,01 mm*

4‘000 - 22‘800
rpm

1000 W

650 W

manual + electronic

1,6 kg

SK15

OZ/401E

1,0 - 8,0 mm

MM-1650 DI

no

yes

no

81 db

≤0,02 mm*

4‘000 - 25‘000
rpm

1650 W

1050 W

manual + electronic

3,16 kg

-

OZ12A

1,0 – 12,0 mm

HF-500

yes

yes

no

70 db

≤0,01 mm*

1‘000 - 25‘000
rpm

500 W

425 W

manual + electronic

650 g

-

ER11

1,0 - 8,0 mm

AMB 1400 FME-P DI

yes

yes

no

78 db

0,05 mm**

3‘500 - 25‘000 rpm

1400 W

800 W

electronic

1,8 kg

SK15

ER16

1,0 - 10,0 mm

HFS-1100-A (EU)
complete 230 V

no

yes

no

87 db

<0,01 mm*

8‘000 - 24'000
rpm

1100 W

990 W

electronic

3,6kg

-

ER20

1,0 - 14,0 mm

HFS-2200-A (EU)
complete 230 V

no

no

yes

87 db

<0,01 mm*

2‘000 - 24'000
rpm

2200 W

1900 W

electronic

4,5 kg

-

ER20

1,0 - 14,0 mm

HFS-2200-A (EU)
complete 400 V

no

no

yes

87 db

<0,01 mm*

2‘000 - 24‘000
rpm

2200 W

1900 W

electronic

4,5 kg

-

ER20

1,0 - 14,0 mm

*In the cone

**At a distance of 25 mm to the collet

Status: October 2020, without warranty. Changes are reserved.

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