Stallion Machine

Horizontal Machining Centre (HMC)

Stallion SH Series — Engineered for Cycle-Time Reduction
A Horizontal Machining Centre (HMC) is a milling platform with a horizontally oriented spindle, used for production-volume machining of box-type parts where multiple faces must be machined per setup. The Stallion SH Series is built on an inverted T-shaped bed with a moving-column structure and three-axis roller guideways — engineered to reduce aluminium casting cycle time by up to 34% versus traditional platforms. Three models from 500×500 mm to 800×800 mm worktables.
Technical Data

Full Specifications

All SH Series Models

Specification SH5000 SH6300 SH8000
X / Y / Z Travel (mm) 1100 × 600 × 600 1100 × 800 × 900 1300 × 1000 × 1100
Worktable Size (mm) 500 × 500 630 × 630 800 × 800
Max Table Load (kg) 350 1,500 2,000
Spindle Speed (rpm) 50–10,000 50–6,000 50–6,000
Spindle Taper / Drive BT-40 Direct Drive BT-50 Belt Drive BT-50 Belt Drive
Main Motor Power (kW) 11 / 18.5 15 / 18.5 15 / 18.5
Rapid Traverse X / Y / Z (m/min) 36 / 36 / 36 24 / 24 / 24 24 / 24 / 24
Tool Magazine ATC 24 Tools ATC 30 Tools ATC 30 Tools
CNC System FANUC FANUC FANUC
Build & Equipment

Standard Features Optional Equipment

Standard Features

  • Inverted T-shaped bed
  • Front-hanging box layout, moving column
  • Three-axis high-rigidity roller guideways
  • 24- or 30-tool ATC
  • Rat-tooth indexing worktable (1°×360°)
  • Rotatable operation panel
  • Centralised lubrication

Optional Equipment

  • CNC continuous-indexing worktable (0.001°)
  • 60-tool ATC magazine
  • Coolant-through spindle
  • Linear scale feedback
  • Automatic pallet changer (APC)
Applications

Typical Workpieces

Engine Blocks
Engine Blocks
Valve Bodies
Valve Bodies
Pump Housings
Pump Housings
Transmission Cases
Transmission Cases
Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Horizontal Machining Centre (HMC)? +
An HMC is a CNC milling machine with a horizontally oriented spindle, typically paired with a rotary indexing table that allows multiple faces of a workpiece to be machined per setup. The horizontal layout also enables superior chip evacuation, making it
When should I choose HMC over VMC? +
Choose HMC over VMC when (1) you need to machine multiple faces of a part per setup, (2) chip evacuation is critical (e.g., deep pockets, high MRR), (3) you're running high production volumes where pallet changers can be integrated, or (4) the parts are b
What is a rat-tooth indexing table? +
A rat-tooth indexing table uses a precision tooth-coupling mechanism for highly accurate, repeatable angular positioning at fixed increments (typically 1°×360°). The mechanical engagement provides excellent rigidity during cutting, making it ideal for pro
How much faster is the SH Series for aluminium parts vs traditional machines? +
The Stallion SH Series, with its high-speed spindle, high-speed ATC, and high-speed drilling capability, reduces aluminium casting machining time by up to 34% compared to traditional horizontal platforms. The combination of high acceleration/deceleration
Why is the Stallion SH Series superior to competitor HMCs? +
The SH Series combines an inverted T-shaped bed with a front-hanging box layout, moving column structure, and three-axis high-rigidity roller guideways — engineered together to reduce aluminium casting cycle time by up to 34% versus traditional platforms.

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