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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 Ø1000mm (39")
For over 16 years, these metalworking lathes have set the benchmark for quality and precision in South African workshops. Renowned for their consistent performance and reliability, they continue to be essential tools for tackling complex machining tasks, making them a cornerstone in the country's manufacturing industry.
This flat bed CNC lathe is designed for high accuracy, rigidity, and fast indexing speed. Equipped with a double-row cylindrical roller bearing spindle, it delivers superior precision and load-bearing capacity, making it ideal for heavy-duty operations. The lathe comes standard with a manual chuck, with an optional hydraulic chuck available for enhanced efficiency and automation.
| Specifications | Metric | Imperial |
|---|---|---|
| Swing over bed | φ1000 mm | φ39.37 in |
| Swing over carriage | φ630 mm | φ24.80 in |
| Max. length of workpiece | 1500/3000/5000 mm | 59.06/118.11/196.85 in |
| Max. turning length | 1300/2800/4800 mm | 51.18/110.24/188.98 in |
| Bed Width | 755 mm | 29.72 in |
| Max. weight of workpiece | 6000 kg | 13227.74 lbs |
| Spindle nose type | A2-15 | A2-15 |
| Spindle center taper | MT6 | MT6 |
| Spindle bore | φ130 mm | φ5.12 in |
| Spindle speed range | 3.15-315 r/min | 3.15-315 r/min |
| Chuck | φ1000 mm 4-jaw manual | φ39.37 in 4-jaw manual |
| Cross section of tool shank | 40×40 mm | 1.57×1.57 in |
| Turret type | V4 | V4 |
| Tailstock quill diameter | φ160 mm | φ6.30 in |
| Tailstock quill taper | MT6 | MT6 |
| Tailstock quill max. stroke | 300 mm | 11.81 in |
| Main motor power | 22 kW | 29.50 hp |
| Main motor type | Servo motor | Servo motor |
| Main motor speed | 575/1200 r/min | 575/1200 r/min |
| CNC system | FANUC 0i-TF (5) | FANUC 0i-TF (5) |
| Width × Height | 2530×2300 mm | 99.61×90.55 in |
| Length | 4800/6300/8300 mm | 188.98/248.03/326.77 in |
| Net weight | 9200/10700/12500 kg | 20282.20/23589.14/27557.78 lbs |
Machines are strictly built on order. (Build-on-Demand)
Delivery 9 -14 Weeks from Deposit
Using a flatbed lathe requires careful attention to detail and adherence to safety practices. Here's a general guide on how to operate a flatbed lathe effectively:
Prepare the Workpiece: Clean the workpiece thoroughly, ensuring it is deburred and properly secured in the lathe using chucks, collets, or faceplates. Double-check that the workpiece is centered and balanced for stable operation.
Set the Cutting Tools: Choose the correct cutting tool for the material and job. Firmly secure the tool in the tool post and adjust its position for precision cutting. Make sure the tool is aligned with the centerline of the workpiece to prevent any inaccuracies.
Adjust the Spindle Speed: Based on the material type, workpiece size, and desired finish, set the appropriate spindle speed. Refer to the lathe's manual for recommended speed settings if unsure.
Start the Lathe: Power on the lathe and set it to the chosen speed. Observe the machine to ensure it is operating smoothly without vibrations or strange noises that could indicate misalignment.
Make the Cuts: Gently guide the cutting tool along the surface of the workpiece. Use the handwheels to adjust the depth of the cut and the feed rate, ensuring precision as you proceed. Make continuous adjustments as needed to achieve the desired result.
Inspect the Workpiece: After completing each pass, examine the workpiece for accuracy and finish quality. Adjust the cutting tool or spindle speed as necessary to meet specifications.
Turn off the Lathe: Once the work is completed, switch off the lathe and wait for it to come to a complete stop before handling or removing the workpiece.
Clean and Maintain: Clean the lathe, cutting tools, and surrounding work area. Properly store all tools and accessories to maintain an organized and safe workspace.
Safety Notes: Always follow safety guidelines when using a flatbed lathe. Wear proper protective gear, including eye protection and gloves. Be familiar with the machine’s emergency stop function and all other safety features. Review the manufacturer's instructions for additional guidance specific to your lathe model.