STANDARD EHA-110 CNC Horizontal Boring Mills - Ø110mm Spindle (X,Y,Z,B-axis)

The STANDARD EHA-110 is a compact and efficient horizontal borer engineered for high-precision machining in space-conscious workshops. Designed for versatility and ease of use, it features a Ø110mm spindle and an integrated manual facing head—ideal for small to medium-sized components requiring both accuracy and reliability.

The EHA-110 offers a practical working envelope, with X-axis travel of 1250mm, Y-axis 1350mm, Z-axis 900mm, and a 550mm manually operated W-axis quill stroke. Despite its compact footprint, the machine supports workpieces up to 2500kg, making it a capable performer in a wide range of applications.

This model features 3-axis simultaneous CNC control for efficient contouring and interpolation, combined with manual W-axis and manual U-axis facing head adjustment for operator flexibility and control. It’s the perfect blend of digital precision and manual finesse.

Built on a rigid cast iron structure and fitted reliable box guideways, the EHA-110 ensures smooth axis movement, low vibration, and long-term accuracy. Control options from Siemens, Fanuc, or Heidenhain provide intuitive operation and robust performance, aligning the machine with modern production standards.

Backed by a 24-month warranty and supported by global-quality components, the STANDARD EHA-110 is the smart choice for workshops that demand flexibility and still require the benefits of CNC.

🔧 Available Models:

EHA-110A – CNC on X, Y, Z axes

• • Manual Facing Head (U-axis)
  • Manual Table Rotation (B-axis)
  • Manual Spindle Quill Feed (W-axis)

EHA-110R – CNC on X, Y, Z axes

• • Manual Facing Head (U-axis)
  • CNC Positioning of B-axis (5° accuracy)
    Optional upgrade to 1° positioning available
  • Manual Spindle Quill Feed (W-axis)

EHA-Series Horizontal borers are built on order and have a delivery period of 10-16 weeks from deposit. (Shipping estimate of 4-weeks is included)
Prices displayed include the cost of Shipping to your nearest sea port, for transport directly to your premises please contact us for a Quotation 

The shipping / Inco terms within the USA, Canada and South Africa are DDP (Delivered Duty Paid)

Using a CNC Horizontal Boring Mill involves several key steps:

1. Machine Setup:

• Ensure the machine is properly leveled and anchored to the floor.
• Load the required tooling, such as boring bars and drills, into the machine's tool magazine.
• Secure the workpiece to the machine table using clamps or fixtures.

2. Tool Setup:

• Install the appropriate tool for the job, considering the material and the desired cut.
• Use the CNC control panel to set the tool length and diameter offsets.

3. Workpiece Setup:

• Determine the workpiece zero point (origin) using a touch probe or edge finder.
• Input the workpiece zero point coordinates into the CNC control panel.

4. Programming:

• Create a CNC program using CAM software or manually input the G-code commands.
• Include commands for toolpath, spindle speed, feed rate, and coolant usage.

5. Tool Path Simulation:

• Before running the program on the machine, simulate the toolpath using the CNC control panel or simulation software to check for any collisions or errors.

6. Machine Operation:

• Start the CNC program, and monitor the machine operation for any issues.
• Adjust the cutting parameters if necessary, such as spindle speed and feed rate.

7. Quality Check:

• After the machining is complete, measure the dimensions of the machined features using precision measuring tools.
• Compare the measurements with the design specifications to ensure accuracy.

8. Maintenance:

• Regularly maintain the machine, including lubrication, cleaning, and inspection of critical components.
• Replace worn-out tooling and perform calibration checks as recommended by the manufacturer.