Introducing the Hurco VM One
First introduced in 2002, the Hurco VM One was originally designed as a small machining center with the same foot print of a knee mill. Now in 2020, Hurco has reintroduced the VM One to be an entry level middle man between the VM5 and VM10.
By taking parts from both machines, Hurco eliminates the smaller foot print of the VM5 by utilizing the VM10 base casting, saddle and table. Then utilizes the VM5’s head casting, spindle motor, tool changer, and a modified box column. With the table size of the VM10 and spindle power of the VM5, the Hurco VM One is the best of both worlds.
Hurco is also introducing Jump-Start, a package bundling Winmax Classic, Rigid Tapping, and Flood Coolant options with the VM One. This package bundles the most common options for a less expensive option for new users. The Jump-Start package with the VM One makes it a great option for entry level buyers or start up shops.
All of these features and an inflation adjusted price similar to the original VM1, of $49,900. Financing and program training, as well as installation, will be quoted for first time buyers of a new CNC Hurco machine. This insures a rapid start of making parts and money on your new CNC. Usually for less than $900 month in payments.
X/Y/Z Travels
Table Size
Table Load
Floor – Table
Spindle Taper
Spindle Speed
Spindle HP
Spindle Torque
Rigid Traverse (X/Y/Z)
ATC Stations
Floor Space
Machine Weight
VM5i
18″x 14″x 14″
18″x 14″
550 lbs
32.5″
CAT 40
8,000 RPM
10
36Ft-Lb @ 1450 RPM
1100 IPM
16
64.3″x 64.5″x 94.1″
5,800 lbs
VM One
26″x 16″x 14″
30″x 16″
3,300 lbs
33.5″
CAT 40
8,000 RPM
10
36 FT-LB @ 1450 RPM
1102 IPM
16
72.5″x 70.6″x 87.6″
6,200 lbs
VM10i
26″x 16″x 20″
30″x 16″
3,300 lbs
33.5″
CAT 40
12,000 RPM
15
45 FT-LB @ 1,740 RPM
1100 IPM
20
71.1″x 68.8″x 99.6″
6,200 lbs
