4 Axis Automatic Atc Cnc Wood Work Lathe Chucks Woodworking Machinery Turning Machine

"4 Axis" refers to the machine having four controllable axes (typically X, Z, C plus an additional axis such as Y or a tailstock/rotary axis depending on configuration). "ATC" stands for Automatic Tool Changer, which lets the machine automatically swap tooling to reduce manual intervention and increase production efficiency.

Maximum swing diameter is 300 mm and maximum workpiece length is 1500 mm.

The machine is available for 220V or 380V three-phase (3PH) at 50/60 Hz. Total installed power ranges from 5 to 10 kW depending on configuration; the spindle itself is a 3.5 kW air-cooled spindle.

The machine uses a DSP control system and stepper motors for axis motion, providing precise position control for turning and engraving tasks.

It is suited for wood turning (furniture components, spindles, columns), engraving decorative patterns, producing wooden cylinders and dowels, and a variety of custom and production decorative items.

The lathe supports standard lathe chucks (3-jaw, 4-jaw) and interchangeable tooling via the ATC. Specific chuck models and collets are available as options—confirm with the supplier which chuck types and tool holders are included or can be added.

The machine is primarily designed for wood and similar non-ferrous/soft materials (certain plastics, composites). It is not intended for heavy metal cutting; machining metals would require different spindle, tooling, and machine design.

The stepper-motor/DSP combination provides good repeatability and accuracy suitable for detailed woodworking. Exact tolerances depend on tooling, fixturing, and setup; contact the supplier for measured accuracy/tolerance data for your selected configuration.

Overall dimensions are 3100 mm (L) x 1100 mm (W) x 1700 mm (H). The machine weight is approximately 1500 kg. A stable foundation and appropriate lifting equipment are recommended for installation.

The machine comes with a comprehensive machinery test report and video outgoing inspection to document performance and condition prior to shipment.

Routine maintenance includes cleaning chips and dust, lubricating guideways and slides as recommended, inspecting belts and fasteners, checking spindle and tool-holder condition, and ensuring proper electrical grounding. Follow the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule and contact support for service intervals.

Typical safety features include emergency stop, proper guarding around moving parts, and electrical protection. Operators should wear PPE (eye/respiratory protection), secure workpieces properly, and receive training before operating. Ensure machine grounding and follow local safety regulations.

DSP-based systems commonly accept G-code and files exported from standard CAM/CAD packages. Compatibility can vary—check with the supplier for a list of supported formats and recommended CAM software or for assistance converting files.

Warranty terms and after-sales service depend on the seller and distributor. Jinan Camel CNC provides manufacturer support; confirm warranty length, spare parts availability, and support options (remote guidance, on-site service) with your supplier prior to purchase.

Yes. Common options include different chuck types, additional tool magazines for the ATC, tailstock configurations, upgraded spindles, dust extraction attachments, and software packages. Contact the supplier to discuss available options and custom configurations to meet your production needs.