What is the difference between a CNC vertical mill and a VMC?
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“A VMC, or vertical machining center, is a CNC vertical mill with an enclosed machining area, automatic tool changer, and production-oriented control. Many buyers use the terms together, but VMC usually points to a machining center built for repeatable CNC milling work.”
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