It is a CNC lathe featuring two spindles, two turrets and live milling/live tooling capability designed for multi-axis linkage machining and high-mix, high-productivity part manufacturing.
Turning, facing, drilling, tapping, milling, grooving and complex multi-task machining using simultaneous multi-axis linkage with live tools on the turrets and spindles.
The machine can be configured with major CNC controls such as Fanuc, Siemens or Mitsubishi. Final control selection is typically customer-specified.
It supports multi-axis linkage; typical configurations include dual X/Z axes for each spindle plus C (rotary) and optional Y or B axes for live tooling and milling. Exact axis count depends on configuration.
The machine supports common tooling standards and live tool holders (for example BMT or VDI-style systems) depending on the chosen turret and tool-holder options.
Yes — it is designed for synchronous and independent machining on both spindles/turrets to enable complex assemblies and reduce cycle time, subject to the selected control and configuration.
Yes. The dual-spindle, dual-turret layout with live tooling is intended to increase throughput for both small-batch flexible manufacturing and high-volume production runs.
Common options include hydraulic or pneumatic chucks, collet chucks, steady/rest devices and automatic bar feeders for lights-out operation. Specific workholding is selected per application.
Typical systems include high-pressure coolant for live tools and milling, internal coolant through tools (optional), chip conveyors or chip augers, and splash guards. Exact features vary by model/options.
Programming is done via the CNC control using standard G-code. The machine is compatible with CAM/CAD software that outputs mill-turn programs and supports sub-spindles, live tooling and multi-axis cycles.
Requirements include electrical supply (voltage and phase per configuration), compressed air, coolant supply and adequate foundation/space. Exact utility needs and footprint are provided on the machine specification sheet.
Manufacturers typically offer installation, commissioning, operator and programmer training, spare parts supply and technical support. Details and service contracts should be confirmed with the supplier.
Warranty terms and certifications (such as CE) vary by vendor and regional market. Ask the supplier for specific warranty length, coverage details and applicable safety/compliance certificates.
Price, lead time and available custom options depend on model, control, tooling package and optional features. Contact the supplier or sales representative with your part requirements so they can provide a tailored quote and delivery estimate.
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