STANDARD ETE-1600 Series Flatbed CNC lathe (Ø1600mm Swing, 3m~12m B/C)

This Heavy duty horizontal lathes Series for industrial metal turning applications with with a turning weight of 10000kg Between Centre's and a max Swing over bed of Ø1600mm (62")

• ETE-1600x3000 - Ø1600x3000mm B/C (62" x 118" Inch)
• ETE-1600x5000 - Ø1600x5000mm B/C (62" x 196" Inch)
• ETE-1600x6000 - Ø1600x6000mm B/C (62" x 236" Inch)
• ETE-1600x8000 - Ø1600x8000mm B/C (62" x 314" Inch)
• ETE-1600x10000 - Ø1600x10000mm B/C (62" x 393" Inch)
• ETE-1600x12000 - Ø1600x12000mm B/C (62" x 472" Inch)

For the past 16 years, our metalworking lathes have set the standard for quality and precision in South African workshops.

This flatbed CNC lathe is engineered for exceptional accuracy, rigidity, and rapid indexing speed. It features a double-row cylindrical roller bearing spindle for superior precision and stability. While the machine comes standard with a manual chuck, a hydraulic chuck is also available as an option.

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

Delivery 9 -14 Weeks from Deposit

Using a flatbed CNC lathe involves several key steps to ensure precision and safety. Follow this guide for effective operation:

1. Prepare the Workpiece:

   • Clean and deburr the workpiece thoroughly.
   • Secure the workpiece onto the lathe using the appropriate holding devices, such as chucks, collets, or faceplates.
   • Ensure the workpiece is centered and leveled accurately.

2. Set Up Cutting Tools:

   • Choose the correct cutting tool for your machining task.
   • Install the cutting tool securely in the tool post.
   • Adjust the tool’s position and orientation to achieve the desired cutting precision.

3. Configure the Lathe Settings:

   • Set the spindle speed according to the material, workpiece size, and required finish. Refer to the lathe’s manual for recommended speeds.

4. Start the Lathe:

   • Power on the lathe and adjust the speed to the pre-set level.
   • Verify that the lathe operates smoothly without any vibrations or unusual noises.

5. Perform Machining:

   • With the lathe running, guide the cutting tool along the workpiece to make the necessary cuts.
   • Use the control interface to adjust cutting depth, feed rate, and direction as needed.

6. Inspect the Workpiece:

   • After each cutting pass, check the workpiece for accuracy and quality.
   • Make adjustments to the cutting tool or lathe settings if necessary.

7. Stop the Lathe:

   • When machining is complete, turn off the lathe and wait for it to come to a full stop before removing the workpiece.

8. Clean Up:

   • Clean the lathe, cutting tools, and work area.
   • Store the lathe and accessories properly.

Safety Precautions:

• Always wear appropriate protective gear, such as safety glasses and gloves.
• Familiarize yourself with the lathe’s emergency stop and safety features.
• Follow the manufacturer’s instructions and recommended procedures for your specific CNC lathe model.