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The machines.

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The Technology People.

BA S03-11 1 � � �

BA S03-12 1 � � �

BS S03-22 2 � � �

BA 312 1 � � �

BA 321 2 � � �

BA 322 2 � � �

BA 342 4 � � �

BA 422 2 � � �

BA 400-2 2 � � �

BA 400-4 4 � � �

BA 600-2 2 � � �

BA 600-2 G 2 � � �

BA 600-4 4 � � �

BA W04-22 2 �

BA W04-42 4 �

BA W06-12 1 �

BA W06-22 2 �

BA W06-2W 2 �

BM 1250 � � �

Numberof spindels

Alu-minium

Castiron

Steel

There are quite many who build machining centres. But only afew take such intensive and successful care of the entire techno-logy content of your project like we do.The highest priority is given to deliver the best economical aswell as a strategic solution for your manufacturing task. Whichmachine model ends up being the right one and how it will beapplied most effectively, depends on your requirements for ma-terials to be machined, quality and production volumes.

We proclaim to be “The Technology People”. And this is morethan building machine tools. Competent counsel in all technolo-gical and commercial questions from “A” like Automation to “Z”like Z-axis thrust. All topics are addressed before the first chipfalls. We provide cost-per-part calculations and we are flexible incrafting your project finance. So your decision for SW as yourpreferred business partner is based on dependable data.We develop our machines from the inside out to make sure it istailored for its future effective use.

This brochure will provide you with an overview of our currentmachine portfolio and the most important technical data for eachmachine. Further details can be found at www.sw-machines.de.We will follow-up with a detailed proposal containing all optionsand combinations of our standardised machines. With that youcan be sure. Sure about the fact that with SW you found the right,dependable business partner.

Signs and Symbols.

Dimensions = Transport dimensions* (tp) = toolchange position

1 spindle

2 spindles, dependent

2 G-spindles

2 spindles, independent

4 spindles, dependent

horizontal machining centresingle-table versionmonobloc design

horizontal machining centretwin-table versionmonobloc design

horizontal machining centreWorkpiece Pick-Upmonobloc design

vertical machining centresingle-table versionmonobloc design

vertical machining centretwin-table versionmonobloc design

horizontal machining centretwin-table version

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� vertical single-spindle machining centre� single-table version� monobloc design

vertical single-spindle machining centre �

twin-table version �

monobloc design �

BA S03-11 BA S03-12

� Working rangeX-axisY-axis (tp)*Z-axis� Workpiece carrierFixture plate A-axisLoad capacity A-axis� Work spindleSpindle taper

Speed rangePower / Torque� Feed driveRapid speed X / Y / ZAxis acceleration X / Y / ZMax. feed thrust X / Y / ZPositioning tolerance X / Y / Z� Tool magazineCapacityMax. tool dimensionChip-to-chip time� Dimensions / WeightMachine dimensions W x H x LTotal weight

600 mm400 mm (650 mm)400 mm

ø 650 mm x 830 mm400 kg

Hollow shankDIN 69893 – HSK – A631 - 17,500 rpm15 kW / 60 (90) Nm

75 m/min12 m/s2

4,500 NTp = 0,008 mm (direct, absolute)

40 (64)ø 160 mm x 275 mmapprox. 3,0 s

2,0 m x 2,9 m x 3,6 mapprox. 6,000 kg

� Working rangeX-axisY-axis (tp)*Z-axis� Workpiece carrierSwivel table 0/180°Fixture plate A-, U-axisLoad capacity A-, U-axis� Work spindleSpindle taper


600 mm400 mm (650 mm)400 mm

3,0 sø 450 mm x 830 mm2 x 400 kg

Hollow shankDIN 69893 – HSK – A631 - 17,500 rpm15 kW / 60 (90) Nm

75 m/min12 m/s2


40 (64)ø 160 mm x 275 mmapprox. 3,0 s

3,26 m x 3,1 m x 3,9 mapprox. 7,500 kg

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BA S03-22

� vertical twin-spindle machining centre� twin-table version� monobloc design

BA 312

horizontal single-spindle �

machining centretwin-table version �

monobloc design �

� Working rangeX-axisY-axis (tp)*Z-axisSpindle distance� Workpiece carrierSwivel table 0/180°Fixture plate A-, U-axisLoad capacity A-, U-axis� Work spindleSpindle taper


300 mm400 mm (650 mm)400 mm300 mm

3,0 sø 450 mm x 830 mm2 x 400 kg

Hollow shankDIN 69893 – HSK – A631 - 17,500 rpm2 x 15 kW / 60 Nm

75 m/min10 m/s2


2 x 20 (2 x 32)ø 160 mm x 275 mmapprox. 3,0 s

3,0 m x 2,9 m x 3,6 mapprox. 8,000 kg



550 mm450 mm (725 mm)375 mm

3,0 sø 475 mm x 830 mm2 x 360 kg

Hollow shankDIN 69893 – HSK – A631 - 17,500 rpm32 kW / 72 Nm

75 m/min10 / 10 / 15 m/s2


40 (80)ø 160 mm x 275 mmapprox. 2,5 s

2,75 m x 2,85 m x 3,65 mapprox. 11,500 kg

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BA 321

� horizontal twin-spindle machining centre� single-table version with the possibility for workpiece

change in parallel to the machining process� monobloc design

BA 322

horizontal twin-spindle �


monobloc design �

� Working rangeX-axisY-axis (tp)*Z-axisSpindle distance� Workpiece carrierClamping trunnion A-axisLoad capacity A-axisWorkpiece change in parallel tothe machining process� Work spindleSpindle taper


300 mm500 mm (750 mm)375 mm300 mm

180 mm x 180 mm x 850 mm600 kg40 x 90° - position


65 / 75 / 75 m/min10 / 10 / 15 m/s2



2,45 m x 2,85 m x 3,35 mapprox. 10,500 kg



300 mm450 mm (725 mm)375 mm300 mm

3,0 sø 475 mm x 830 mm2 x 360 kg


65 / 75 / 75 m/min10 / 10 / 15 m/s2



2,75 m x 2,85 m x 3,65 mapprox. 11,500 kg

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BA 400-2

horizontal twin-spindle machining centre �




400 mm450 mm (700 mm)400 mm400 mm

4,0 sø 500 mm x 1,000 mm2 x 450 kg

Hollow shankDIN 69893 – HSK – A631 - 17,500 rpm2 x 25 kW / 85 (200) Nm

50 m/min5 / 6 / 9 m/s2



3,1 m x 3,0 m x 5,0 mapprox. 11,000 kg

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BA 342

� horizontal four-spindle machining centre� twin-table version� monobloc design



150 mm450 mm (725 mm)375 mm150 mm

3,0 sø 475 mm x 830 mm2 x 360 kg


55 / 75 / 75 m/min8 / 8 / 12 m/s2



2,75 m x 2,85 m x 3,65 mapprox. 11,500 kg

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BA 400-4

� horizontalfour-spindlemachining centre

� twin-table version



200 mm450 mm (700 mm)400 mm200 mm

4,0 sø 500 mm x 1,000 mm2 x 450 kg


45 / 50 / 45 m/min3 / 6 / 6 m/s2



3,4 m x 3,3 m x 5,0 mapprox. 13,000 kg

BA 422



monobloc design �

independent Z-axis �



400 mm500 mm (775 mm)425 mm400 mm

3,5 sø 550 mm x 1,030 mm2 x 450 kg


55 / 70 / 70 m/min8 / 8 / 15 m/s2

15,000 / 15,000 / 2 x 7,500 NTp = 0,008 mm (direct, absolute)


3,27 m x 3,05 m x 4,60 mapprox. 18,000 kg

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BA 600-2G



HSK 100 �



600 mm550 mm (975 mm)360 mm600 mm

6,0 sø 675 mm x 1,400 mm2 x 700 kg


45 m/min3 / 3 / 5 m/s2



5,1 m x 3,8 m x 6,6 mapprox. 20,000 kg

BA 600-2

� horizontal twin-spindle machining centre� twin-table version� HSK 100



600 mm600 mm (975 mm)500 mm600 mm

6,0 sø 675 mm x 1,400 mm2 x 700 kg


45 m/min3 / 3 / 5 m/s2



5,1 m x 3,8 m x 6,6 mapprox. 20,000 kg

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BA W04-22

horizontal twin-spindle �


monobloc design �

linear motors �



400 mm500 mm (775 mm)425 mm400 mm

3,5 sø 550 mm x 1,030 mm2 x 450 kg


100 m/min13 / 12 / 23 m/s2



3,23 m x 3,05 m x 5,10 mapprox. 18,000 kg

BA 600-4

� horizontal four-spindle machining centre� twin-table version



300 mm600 mm (975 mm)500 mm300 mm

6,0 sø 675 mm x 1,400 mm2 x 700 kg


45 m/min3 / 3 / 5 m/s2

15,000 / 15,000 / 20,000 NTp = 0,010 mm (direct, absolute)

4 x 30ø 160 mm x 350 mmapprox. 5,1 s

5,1 m x 3,8 m x 6,6 mapprox. 20,000 kg

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BA W06-12

horizontal single-spindle machining centre �


monobloc design �

linear motors �



1,150 mm600 mm (875 mm)500 mm

3,5 sø 675 mm x 1,430 mm2 x 600 kg

Hollow shankDIN 69893 – HSK – A631 - 17,500 rpm35 kW / 80 Nm

120 m/min16 / 12 / 30 m/s2


42 (144)ø 160 mm x 350 mmapprox. 2,75 s

3,68 m x 3,25 m x 5,40 mapprox. 20,000 kg

BA W04-42

� horizontal four-spindle machining centre� twin-table version� monobloc design� linear motors



200 mm500 mm (775 mm)425 mm200 mm

3,5 sø 550 mm x 1,030 mm2 x 450 kg


70 / 100 / 100 m/min10 / 10 / 22 m/s2



3,23 m x 3,05 m x 5,10 mapprox. 18,000 kg

2120

BA W06-2W


Workpiece Pick-UP �

monobloc design �

linear motors �

� Working rangeX-axisY-axis (tp)*Z-axisSpindle distance� Workpiece carrierFixture plate A-axisLoad capacity A-axisStroke W-axis� Work spindleSpindle taper


600 mm600 mm (875 mm)500 mm600 mm

ø 800 mm x 1,430 mm750 kg1,000 mm


100 m/min12 / 10 / 20 m/s2



3,68 m x 3,25 m x 5,80 mapprox. 20,000 kg

BA W06-22

� horizontal twin-spindle machining centre� twin-table version� monobloc design� linear motors



600 mm600 mm (875 mm)500 mm600 mm

3,5 sø 675 mm x 1,430 mm2 x 600 kg


100 m/min12 / 10 / 20 m/s2



3,68 m x 3,25 m x 5,40 mapprox. 20,000 kg

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BM 1250

� Drilling head machine� Reconfigurable transfer machining centre� Workpiece-specific drill-head unit

� Working rangeX-axis (tp)*Y-axisZ-axis� Workpiece carrierSeatHydraulic / pneumatic supplyNG 6, max. 250 barMax. fixture weightOptional with A-axis� Work spindleSpace requirementwork spindlesTotal weight of the drillingheads max.Driving modeMax. Power� Feed driveRapid speed X / Y / ZAxis acceleration X / Y / ZMax. feed thrust X / Y / ZPositioning tolerance X / Y / Z� Dimensions / WeightMachine dimensions W x H x LTotal weight

700 mm (1,900 mm)1,250 mm500 mm

550 mm x 350 mm

16 times800 kg0 - 360°

1,000 mm x 1,900 mm

6,000 kgLiquid-cooled three-phase drive120 kW

60 / 60 / 50 m/min5 / 8 / 10 m/s2


5,75 m x 3,4 m x 3,7 mapprox. 28,000 kg

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Good advice.

Single spindle, twin- or four spindle? Before the decision for anyparticular machine type is made, many questions have to be an-swered. How many parts per shift must be produced? How canthe parts be located and clamped best? What is the best andsafest process? SW will provide a comprehensive concept – withcycle times and cost-per-part calculations – in order to confirmthe correctness of our proposed manufacturing system. How dowe set the stage for you to be sure? With a test machining trial inour technology-centre for example. We are permanently testingnew ways to machine components, try out tools and verify theaccuracies we promise to achieve. And before you decide, theremust be no worries about the decision for an SW machine.

Design work holding fixtures, build them, test them, improve themin production and reuse this experience. A closed loop processwhich we have run through countless times. Only this way yougain true machining competence. By build-in, permanent monito-ring mechanisms we detect misplaced parts, be they manuallyloaded or by an automation system. Locating devices can ensurethat the work pieces are located properly.

The design of our fixtures will convince you that in combinationwith an SW machine you will reliably manufacture high qualityparts over many years.

Our in-house competence to layout the best cutting tools for yourtask is another integral part of a successful solution. Challenge usand we will prove to you that the clamping concept, cycle timesand quality levels we promised will truly be achieved. Togetherwith cutting tool manufacturers we will make statements for thesuitability and durability of the planned tools be it for automotive,industrial or aerospace applications. Do you aim for improvement?Can we machine your part on a four-spindle MC? Is it too danger-ous or simply not possible to try-out a new process or cuttingtool in your daily production? Come and see us, we will find outwhat is technically possible and what makes economic sense. Weoffer to help with our whole competence.

You have your own know-how for fixtures, cutting tools and pro-cess? Well done! We offer to help you combining your know-howwith the right SW machine. What you machine on a single-spind-le MC today, you might want to manufacture on a twin- or four-spindle SW tomorrow. Let us prove it to you. So you are sure andrun your business more profitable than your competitors.

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The Technology People.

The Schwäbische WerkzeugmaschinenGmbH – SW – evolved in the mid 1990from Heckler & Koch Maschinen u. AnlagenGmbH. Since 2004 SW is part of the EMAG-Group in Salach (nearStuttgart) and since 2008, with the entry of the SDB, a Germanfinancial investment company SW is now even stronger with SWshares in the Süddeutsche EMAG Beteiligung GmbH (Stuttgart).

320 committed employees reached a turn-over of more than110 million Euros. The industrial, commercial and technical ap-prenticeship for young professionals was strengthened in thepast years. Trainee programs will enable and promote creativetalents for specialized functions and management capabilities.A well balanced age structure ensures know-how transfer fromexperts to beginners. Provident, detailed planning in all technicaland commercial areas safeguard the all current demands andconsistent new or updated developments aligned with currentmarket demands. We invest several millions of Euros each yearinto new machines, the improvement of existing SW machinesand people, as well as for better external and internal services.If you want to learn more about our programs and plans, pleasecontact us or our colleagues in your branch offices. You can reachus at www.sw-machines.de or at +49 7402-74-0.

SW. The Technology People.

Our EMAG Partners - Worldwide.

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