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  1. #1
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    Default Suhner 1550w router spindle

    I have available a brand new router spindle made by Suhner in Germany. A high quality made unit, wired for 240v 15amp single phase.

    Specs are:

    Input power: 1.550 Watt
    Speed infinitely variable: 3,500 - 30,000 rpm
    Torque: 0,33 Nm
    Voltage: 240v
    Collet chuck: 1/4” and 1/2” adaptor collet supplied.
    Weight: 2,85 kg

    Has only been turned on to test, never done any work as was a spare. Fits nicely in current Jessem lifts or any lifts that can hold a round adjustable bracket spindle. Only selling as I have changed my setup to a VFD spindle option.

    Cost $650 shipped, asking $350 + post or can pickup in Doncaster.








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    Hi Sapherion,

    I'm interested. Just a few questions - this is obviously a quality machine - have you measured the runout with a bit in the collet? Also, what do you find the advantages are of changing to a VFD and spindle? Thanks

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    Hi mate,

    I haven’t measured the run out, but this is my 2nd Suhner spindle I’ve used. They are designed for heavy duty industrial grade cnc work and runs very quiet and cool. I dare say the run out would be absolute minimal but you are welcome to bring your gauges and measure when you test it out.

    As for the vfd spindle, I couldn’t tell you spend more time on it!

    There are lots of reviews online about it, I know people are deterred from the fact that you have to watercool them.

    Cheers


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    Ok, I'd expect the runout to be minimal too. I live in QLD though (no lockdown atm, yay!) so wouldn't be able to measure it before purchase. So were you happy with the performance of this unit in a router table? Any drawbacks that you found?

    I have no experience with VFD spindles (but I do have a VFD running an induction motor), but as I understand it, yes, some are water cooled, but others are air cooled.

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    Also, you mentioned it is wired for 15amp - it was a bit hard to tell from the photo but does it have a 15amp plug with the larger earth pin or a 10amp plug? I'm not sure that a 1550W input would need a 15amp plug as I assume it's a brushed motor.

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    Yes it is a 15amp plug with the large earth pin.

    I have been using a similar model in the suhner range previously and a number have people have commented how quiet it runs. Never skipped a beat and what I like most is there was never loss of power even when pushing dense timbers thru the bits.

    See below how it was mounted also.




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    Thanks Sapherion, sounds like a great unit but on further reflection I'd prefer one that takes a 1/2 inch bit natively. So I'll pass this time and leave it for someone else.
    Thanks

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    Price dropped to $300 for a quick sale!


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    Hi Sapherion,

    Can you advise what the diameter of the spindle body is and does it take a ER collect?
    I want to check whether it will fit my cnc.

    Thanks!
    Nick

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    Quote Originally Posted by pach View Post
    Hi Sapherion,

    Can you advise what the diameter of the spindle body is and does it take a ER collect?
    I want to check whether it will fit my cnc.

    Thanks!
    Nick


    Hope these diagrams help. It doesn’t take an ER20 collect, slightly smaller but I can’t find the size specs.


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    Thanks. Doesn't look like it fits so will give it a miss this time.

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    Withdrawn from sale thanks


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