CK61125-CK61200 CNC Hoizontal Lathe(Guideway width: 1100mm)

CNC Heavy Duty Horizontal Lathe use

A heavy-duty lathe is a type of lathe machine that is designed to handle large and heavy workpieces. These lathes are typically used in industrial settings for machining large metal parts such as shafts, cylinders, and other components. Heavy-duty lathes are built with robust construction and powerful motors to provide the strength and stability needed to handle the high forces and cutting loads involved in machining heavy workpieces. They often have larger swing capacities and longer bed lengths compared to standard lathes, allowing them to accommodate larger and longer workpieces. These machines are essential for heavy-duty turning operations in industries such as aerospace, automotive, and oil and gas.

Performance characteristics:

1. Capability to handle large and heavy workpieces: Heavy-duty lathes are designed to handle the machining of large and heavy components that may be too large for standard lathes. This makes them suitable for industries that work with oversized parts.

2. Robust construction: Heavy-duty lathes are built with strong and durable materials to withstand the high forces and cutting loads involved in machining heavy workpieces.

3. High power and torque: These lathes are equipped with powerful motors and gear systems to provide the necessary torque for machining large and tough materials.

4. Versatility: Heavy-duty lathes often have a wide range of spindle speeds and feed rates, allowing for versatile machining operations on a variety of materials.

5. Longer bed length and larger swing capacity: These lathes typically have longer bed lengths and larger swing capacities, enabling them to accommodate larger and longer workpieces.

6. Precision and accuracy: Despite their heavy-duty nature, these lathes are designed to provide high precision and accuracy in machining operations.

   7. Suitable for heavy-duty turning operations: Heavy-duty lathes are essential for industries such as aerospace,           automotive, and oil and gas, where heavy-duty turning operations are common.

Optional

CNC systems such as Siemens, Fanuc, Guangshu and Kande, horizontal or driven turrets, hydraulic tailstocks, fully enclosed protective covers