Planer Milling Machine 1-Meter Table — PF-1.0E

The milling planer is used for resurfacing large surfaces and precise machining of heavy parts. It's ideal for resurfacing cylinder heads, engine blocks and other bulky parts that need perfect surface finish. The machine works with variable feeds from 1.2 to 19.7 IPM (30 to 500 mm/min), allowing total control of the operation. Its robust table supports up to 882 lb (400 kg) of distributed weight, being perfect for large heavy engine parts. The automatic table movement ensures uniformity in resurfacing, eliminating imperfections and surface undulations.

The PF-1.0E milling planer has a table with dimensions of 39.4 x 20.5 inches (1,000 x 520 mm) and normal machining capacity of 39.4 x 23.2 x 21.7 inches (1,000 x 590 x 550 mm). The table supports up to 882 lb (400 kg) of distributed weight, being ideal for large and heavy parts. The useful longitudinal stroke is 47.2 inches (1,200 mm), allowing work on long parts. The table feed motor is 0.5 hp with 900/1,800 rpm, ensuring sufficient force to move heavy loads. The machine dimensions in operation are 7.9 x 3.6 x 5.9 ft (2.4 x 1.1 x 1.8 m).

The PF-1.0E spindle works with ISO 30 cone in the spindle shaft, universal standard that accepts diverse types of tools. It has 3 rotation ranges: 185, 370 and 1,100 rpm, allowing speed adjustment according to material and tool type. The electric motor is 2.0 hp with 1,200 rpm, providing adequate torque for heavy operations. The ISO 30 cone is compatible with milling cutters, boring heads and other standardized tools. This combination of power and rotation versatility allows working from soft to hard materials.

The main difference is in table feed control. The manual planer requires the operator to move the table manually, controlling speed and uniformity by hand. The frequency inverter milling machine, like the PF-1.0E, offers automatic variable feeds from 1.2 to 19.7 IPM (30 to 500 mm/min). The inverter allows precise speed adjustment according to material and desired finish. This results in greater resurfacing uniformity, less operator fatigue and better surface quality. Automatic feed also increases productivity, especially on large parts that demand long machining time.

The process starts by fixing the part on the planer table, which supports up to 882 lb (400 kg). The cutting tool is installed in the ISO 30 cone of the spindle and adjusted to correct height. The operator selects one of 3 available rotations (185, 370 or 1,100 rpm) according to material. Table feed is programmed via frequency inverter between 1.2 to 19.7 IPM (30 to 500 mm/min). During resurfacing, the table automatically moves the part under the rotating tool, removing material uniformly. The 47.2 inches (1,200 mm) stroke allows resurfacing long parts in one pass, ensuring flat and parallel surface.

The PF-1.0E requires regular preventive maintenance to ensure precision and service life. It's important to periodically check table and bed alignment, as this directly affects resurfacing quality. The machine doesn't have automatic prism lubrication pump, requiring regular manual lubrication. The 2.0 hp (spindle) and 0.5 hp (table and crossrail) motors need brush and bearing inspection. The ISO 30 cone must be cleaned after each use to prevent premature wear. With 2,425 lb (1,100 kg) weight, the machine needs leveled and stable foundation to maintain dimensional precision.

The PF - 1.0 E is quoted on demand, and pricing varies with each customer's needs, including accessories, tooling and optional features. With in-house technology developed by Chinelatto in Brazil since 1962, you can count on responsive support from our technical team. Spare parts: many are kept in stock and the others are manufactured within a reasonable lead time. Request a quote at chinelatto.com.br/contact — our sales team will contact you very soon.