HTC · T2 · T4
HTC4035
Compact turning for short shafts and disc components, with a 6-inch chuck and an eight-station turret.
Swing over bedØ400 mm
Maximum cutting length300 mm
HTC · T2 · T4
CNC turning centres
Precision turning for shafts, discs and production components.
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HTC · T2 · T4
HTC5050
A versatile slant-bed turning platform for shaft and disc production, with a hydraulic chuck and a servo turret.
Swing over bed500 mm
Maximum cutting length500 mm
HTC · T2 · T4
T4/500
FANUC-controlled turning with a 12-station turret, an A2-8 spindle and a 500 mm cutting length.
Swing over bedØ720 mm
Maximum turning diameterØ630 mm
HTC · T2 · T4
T4/1000
FANUC-controlled turning with a 12-station turret, an A2-8 spindle and a 1000 mm cutting length.
Swing over bedØ720 mm
Maximum turning diameterØ630 mm
HTC · T2 · T4
T4/1500
FANUC-controlled turning with a 12-station turret, an A2-8 spindle and a 1500 mm cutting length.
Swing over bedØ720 mm
Maximum turning diameterØ630 mm
HTC · T2 · T4
T2/500
A full-function CNC lathe with GSK control, an eight-station turret and hydraulic tailstock for supported shaft machining.
Swing over bedØ560 mm
Maximum cutting length500 mm
HTC · T2 · T4
T2/1000
A full-function CNC lathe with GSK control, an eight-station turret and hydraulic tailstock for supported shaft machining.
Swing over bedØ560 mm
Maximum cutting length1000 mm
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SELECTION ENGINEERING
Choose around the component.
01
Start with cutting capacity
Check finished diameter and cutting length together. Swing over the bed describes clearance, while tool position, chuck jaws and the turret can restrict the actual machining envelope.
02
Choose the workholding route
For bar work, confirm spindle bore, drawtube clearance and feeder compatibility. For long shafts, review tailstock support, centre distance and the effect of slenderness before selecting a bed length.
03
Specify each operation
List facing, roughing, finishing, boring and threading. Milling or cross-drilling requires a separately confirmed driven-tool and axis configuration; these functions are not implied by a standard turning-centre listing.
PRACTICAL ANSWERS
Machine selection FAQ
Which models are in this range?
HTC4035, HTC5050, T4/500, T4/1000, T4/1500, T2/500, T2/1000. Use each model’s technical table to compare the published reference configuration.
Which dimensions should I send for machine selection?
Check finished diameter and cutting length together. Swing over the bed describes clearance, while tool position, chuck jaws and the turret can restrict the actual machining envelope.
Are controllers, tooling and accessories included?
The supplied controller, chuck or fixture, turret or magazine, coolant equipment and installation support must be listed in the quotation. Ask the team to identify standard equipment and separately priced options.
Can you confirm accuracy or cycle time from a catalogue?
A catalogue is a starting point. Provide your drawing, material, tooling assumptions and inspection method. Agree sample machining and measurable acceptance criteria in the technical agreement.
What happens after I shortlist a machine?
Send the model names with your component details through the enquiry form. The team can review capacity, process, configuration, installation requirements and delivery terms before preparing a quotation.
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