STANDARD ETD-1600 Flatbed CNC Lathe (Ø1600mm swing, 3m~10m B/C)

This Heavy duty horizontal lathes series for industrial metal turning applications with with a turning weight of 6000kg  Between Center's and a max Swing over bed of Ø1600mm (62")

• ETD-1600x3000 - Ø1600x3000mm B/C (118" Inch)
• ETD-1600x4000 - Ø1600x4000mm B/C (157" Inch)
• ETD-1600x5000 - Ø1600x5000mm B/C (196" Inch)
• ETD-1600x6000 - Ø1600x6000mm B/C (236" Inch)
• ETD-1600x8000 - Ø1600x8000mm B/C (315" Inch)
• ETD-1600x10000 - Ø1600x10000mm B/C (393" Inch) 

For over 16 years, these metalworking lathes have set the benchmark for precision and quality in South African workshops. Renowned for their reliability and durability, they have become essential tools for executing complex machining tasks, cementing their status as a vital asset in the country's manufacturing industry.

This flatbed CNC lathe is designed to deliver outstanding accuracy, rigidity, and rapid indexing. Equipped with a spindle supported by a double-row cylindrical roller bearing, it offers exceptional precision and robust load-bearing capabilities, making it ideal for heavy-duty applications. It includes a manual chuck as standard, with an option to upgrade to a hydraulic chuck for enhanced efficiency and automation.

Machines are strictly built on order. (Build-on-Demand)

Delivery 9 -14 Weeks from Deposit

Prepare the Workpiece:

• Clean Thoroughly: Ensure the workpiece is free of debris and properly deburred.
• Secure Properly: Use chucks, collets, or faceplates to fasten the workpiece securely.
• Center and Balance: Verify that the workpiece is centered and balanced to promote stable operation.

Set the Cutting Tools:

• Choose the Tool: Select the appropriate cutting tool for the material and task.
• Secure the Tool: Firmly mount the tool in the tool post and adjust its position for precise cutting.
• Align Correctly: Ensure the tool is aligned with the centerline of the workpiece to prevent inaccuracies.

Adjust the Spindle Speed:

• Set Speed: Adjust the spindle speed based on the material type, workpiece size, and desired finish.
• Consult the Manual: Refer to the lathe’s manual for recommended speed settings if needed.

Start the Lathe:

• Power On: Turn on the lathe and set it to the chosen speed.
• Monitor Operation: Watch for smooth operation and listen for any vibrations or unusual noises that might indicate misalignment.

Make the Cuts:

• Guide Carefully: Steer the cutting tool along the workpiece surface with precision.
• Adjust as Needed: Use the handwheels to control the depth of the cut and feed rate, making continuous adjustments to achieve the desired result.

Inspect the Workpiece:

• Check Accuracy: After each pass, inspect the workpiece for accuracy and finish quality.
• Adjust Settings: Modify the cutting tool or spindle speed as necessary to meet specifications.

Turn Off the Lathe:

• Power Down: Once finished, turn off the lathe and wait for it to come to a complete stop before removing or handling the workpiece.

Clean and Maintain:

• Clean Up: Remove debris from the lathe, cutting tools, and work area.
• Store Properly: Keep tools and accessories organized and stored safely.

Safety Notes:

• Follow Safety Guidelines: Always wear appropriate protective gear such as eye protection and gloves.
• Know Emergency Features: Familiarize yourself with the machine’s emergency stop function and other safety features.
• Review Manufacturer’s Instructions: Consult the lathe’s manual for specific guidance and additional safety recommendations.