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ATC Spindle Motors

Compare standard ATC spindle configurations for CNC router and machining center integration. The full range is focused on BT30 and HSK40E products, covering Basic, Model A, Model B, and Model C platforms in 100 mm and 125 mm body sizes.

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All ATC spindle models

Explore the complete range of BT30 and HSK40E spindle motors, including Basic, Model A, Model B, and Model C series with fully detailed technical parameters.

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Compare by series and body size

Compare series and body size to match machine rigidity, mounting envelope, and power requirements.

Basic / 100mm

1 models

Baseline BT30 configuration focused on the fixed 3.2 kW / 12000 RPM specification.

Model A / 100mm

2 models

Balanced production platform with both 100 mm and 125 mm body sizes.

Model B / 100mm

2 models

BT30 platform positioned for higher-speed routing and lighter cutting loads.

Model C / 100mm

2 models

HSK40E platform for higher-balance automatic tool change work.

Model A / 125mm

2 models

Balanced production platform with both 100 mm and 125 mm body sizes.

Model B / 125mm

2 models

BT30 platform positioned for higher-speed routing and lighter cutting loads.

Model C / 125mm

2 models

HSK40E platform for higher-balance automatic tool change work.

ATC Spindle Motor Selection Guide

Choosing the right ATC spindle motor depends on three key factors: tool-holder interface (BT30 vs HSK40E), body diameter (100 mm vs 125 mm), and power rating (3.0 kW to 7.5 kW). Use the comparison below to match a spindle to your CNC router or machining center.

BT30 ATC Spindles

  • Interface: Steep taper (BT30)
  • Best for: General CNC routing, wood, plastic, aluminum
  • Power range: 3.0 kW to 7.5 kW
  • Available platforms: Basic, Model A, Model B
  • Body sizes: 100 mm and 125 mm

HSK40E ATC Spindles

  • Interface: Hollow-shank taper (HSK-E40)
  • Best for: High-speed precision machining, steel, mold making
  • Power range: 3.0 kW to 7.5 kW
  • Available platforms: Model C
  • Body sizes: 100 mm and 125 mm

BT30 vs HSK40E: Which ATC Spindle Is Right for You?

BT30 is the industry-standard interface for CNC router spindles up to 7.5 kW, offering wide tooling availability and simpler maintenance. HSK40E provides face-and-taper dual contact for higher clamping force and better repeatability at high speeds, making it the preferred choice for precision machining centers.

Frequently Asked Questions About ATC Spindle Motors

What is the difference between BT30 and HSK40E ATC spindles?

BT30 uses a steep taper interface suited for general CNC routing and milling. HSK40E uses a hollow-shank interface with face contact, offering higher rigidity, better repeatability, and suitability for high-speed precision machining centers.

How do I choose between 100 mm and 125 mm body diameter?

100 mm spindles are lighter and suit machines with limited Z-axis clearance and moderate cutting loads. 125 mm spindles offer higher rigidity and torque capacity for heavy cutting. Match the body diameter to your machine's mounting bracket and the material you primarily cut.

What VFD do I need for an ATC spindle motor?

ATC spindles require a VFD matched to the motor's rated voltage (220V or 380V), power (kW), and maximum frequency (typically 400-800 Hz). We recommend the BD612 series VFD configured for sensorless vector control with braking resistor support for tool-change operations.

Are these spindles water-cooled or air-cooled?

All current ATC spindle models in our catalog are water-cooled. Water cooling provides superior thermal stability during long machining cycles and quieter operation compared to air-cooled alternatives.

Can I get a quote for a specific spindle model?

Yes, visit the ATC spindle quote page with your model number, quantity, and shipping destination. We respond with pricing and lead time within 24 hours.

How do I wire an ATC spindle motor to a VFD?

Connect the spindle's U/V/W power leads to the VFD output terminals, wire the tool-change solenoid to a relay output, and configure VFD parameters for the motor's rated voltage, current, base frequency, and max frequency. Refer to our wiring guide for step-by-step instructions.

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