CAPACITY KCP TURN 165 KCP TURN 200 KCP TURN 230 KCP 230L Swing over Bed mm 475 500 500 500 Maximum Turning Dia. mm 275 300 350 350 Standard Turning Dia. mm 165 200 230 230 Max.Turning Length (with chuck) mm 280 300 500 500 Admit Between Centres mm 350 350 600 1200 Chuck Size mm 170 200 210 210 TRAVERSES Cross (X-Axis) Travel mm 175 175 175 175 Longitudinal (Z-Axis) Travel mm 350 550 550 1120 Rapid Feed (X & Z Axis) m/min 30/30 30/30 30/30 30/30 MAIN SPINDLE Spindle Motor Power cont/30 min. 5.5/75KW 5.5/75KW 5.5/75KW 5.5/75KW Spindle Bore mm 45 45 56 56 Spindle Nose A2-5 A2-5 A2-6 A2-6 Max.Bar Capacity mm 38 38 48 48 Spindle Speed Range rpm 50-4500 50-4000 50-3500 50-3500 Full Power Speed Range rpm 100-3300 1000-3300 1000-3000 1000-3000 TAIL STOCK Quill Dia. mm 80 80 80 80 Quill Taper mm MT4 MT4 MT4 MT4 Quill Stroke mm 100 100 100 100 Base Travel mm 250 250 400 400 TURRET No. of Tool Position No. 8 8 8 8 Tool Shank Size mm 25×25 25×25 25×25 25×25 Max Boring Bar Dia. mm 40 40 40 40 Positioning Uncertainty 0.007 0.007 0.007 0.007 Repeatability mm 0.003 0.003 0.003 0.003 OTHER Weight ( Approx.) kgs. 3400 3500 3900 4300 Dimension (Approx.) (L x W x H) 2600x1450x1800 2600x1450x1800 2600x1450x1800 2600x1450x1800 Here are the key features and components of a CNC lathe machine: Bed The bed is the base of the machine and provides stability and support. It is typically made of cast iron and serves as the foundation for other machine components. Headstock The headstock houses the main spindle, which holds and rotates the workpiece. It contains the motor and gearbox that drive the spindle at various speeds. The headstock may also have a chuck or collet mechanism to securely hold the workpiece. Tool Turret The tool turret or tool post holds the cutting tools. It is mounted on a slide and can be indexed to position different tools in front of the workpiece. Modern CNC lathes often have automatic tool changers to enable quick tool changes without manual intervention. Tailstock The tailstock provides support for long workpieces. It can be moved along the bed to accommodate different lengths and may include a center or other supporting mechanisms. Control System The CNC control system is the brain of the machine, consisting of a computer and CNC software. The operator uses the software to program cutting specifications, tool paths, and other parameters. The control system translates these instructions into precise movements of the machine components. Stepper or Servo Motors CNC lathe machines use stepper or servo motors to control the movement of the cutting tools, workpiece, and other machine components. These motors provide precise positioning and speed control based on the instructions from the control system. Coolant System A coolant system is used to remove heat and chips generated during cutting operations. It helps in extending tool life, improving surface finish, and maintaining accuracy. The coolant can be delivered through nozzles or coolant channels near the cutting zone. Chip Conveyor A chip conveyor is used to remove chips and waste material from the cutting area, keeping the work area clean and maintaining efficient operation.
