Automatic Woodworking Machine 1530 CNC Turning Wood Lathe

Max swing (diameter) is 300 mm and max working length is 1500 mm (max length of workpiece 1500 mm).

Rated power is 9–10 kW and the machine requires a 380V supply (three-phase). Confirm local electrical requirements and proper grounding before installation.

It performs wood turning, fluting, cylinder engraving and, with the optional spindle and 4th-axis setup, 4-axis carving and milling operations.

The machine uses a cast iron frame for rigidity and stability and a Taiwan TBI transmission system for accurate motion.

It uses a Yako2811 stepper driver and an easy-to-use CNC control that accepts standard G-code. For CAM, common packages that export G-code (e.g., Fusion 360, VCarve, Aspire) are normally compatible—confirm exact controller/software bundle with the supplier.

Yes. A double head option allows simultaneous operations or quicker changeovers between different tooling/operations, increasing throughput and versatility for complex parts.

An optional 3.5 kW air‑cooled spindle is available for 4-axis carving. Other spindle specifications (speed ranges, cooling needs) should be confirmed with the supplier when ordering.

Designed primarily for wood: softwoods, hardwoods, MDF, plywood and many common engineered wood products. It is not intended for machining metals.

Machine footprint (L*W*H) is 2750 × 1200 × 1300 mm and weight is about 1500 kg. Allow additional clearance around the machine for loading/unloading, maintenance and dust extraction.

A stable floor capable of supporting 1500 kg, a 380V three‑phase electrical supply with proper grounding, adequate ventilation, and a dust collection system. Compressed air may be required if using certain air‑cooled spindles—verify requirements with the supplier.

Typical installations include emergency‑stop switches and limit switches; full guarding, proper signage and personal protective equipment (PPE) are recommended. Confirm specific safety features with the manufacturer and follow local regulations.

Perform daily cleaning of chips/dust, weekly checks of fasteners and rail lubrication, periodic inspection and adjustment of belts/TBI components, and scheduled spindle maintenance. Follow the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule for detailed intervals.

Common accessories include chucks, drive centers, live centers, tool holders, various cutters, the double‑head option, optional 4th‑axis/spindle upgrades and dust/extraction systems. Ask the supplier for compatible tooling kits.

The machine is engineered for high precision turning and milling due to the cast iron frame and TBI transmission. Exact positional accuracy and repeatability depend on configuration and tooling—request verified accuracy/inspection reports from the supplier for your chosen setup.

Warranty, training and after‑sales support vary by supplier. Most sellers offer machine warranty, installation assistance, operator training and spare parts/service agreements—confirm the specific terms, response times and available support packages prior to purchase.