
HTC · T2 · T4
HTC4035
Compact turning for short shafts and disc components, with a 6-inch chuck and an eight-station turret.
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HTC · T2 · T4
Compact turning for short shafts and disc components, with a 6-inch chuck and an eight-station turret.

HTC · T2 · T4
A versatile slant-bed turning platform for shaft and disc production, with a hydraulic chuck and a servo turret.

HTC · T2 · T4
FANUC-controlled turning with a 12-station turret, an A2-8 spindle and a 500 mm cutting length.

HTC · T2 · T4
FANUC-controlled turning with a 12-station turret, an A2-8 spindle and a 1000 mm cutting length.

HTC · T2 · T4
FANUC-controlled turning with a 12-station turret, an A2-8 spindle and a 1500 mm cutting length.

HTC · T2 · T4
A full-function CNC lathe with GSK control, an eight-station turret and hydraulic tailstock for supported shaft machining.

HTC · T2 · T4
A full-function CNC lathe with GSK control, an eight-station turret and hydraulic tailstock for supported shaft machining.

CAK SERIES
A flat-bed CNC lathe for general-purpose turning. Select the spindle, workholding and bed length around your component drawing.

CAK SERIES
A flat-bed CNC lathe for general-purpose turning. Select the spindle, workholding and bed length around your component drawing.

CAK SERIES
A flat-bed CNC lathe for general-purpose turning. Select the spindle, workholding and bed length around your component drawing.

CAK SERIES
A flat-bed CNC lathe for general-purpose turning. Select the spindle, workholding and bed length around your component drawing.

V SERIES
Vertical turning for disc-shaped components. The upright spindle supports convenient loading of heavy workpieces.

V SERIES
Vertical turning for disc-shaped components. The upright spindle supports convenient loading of heavy workpieces.

V SERIES
A V-series vertical turning configuration for larger disc and ring components. Review tooling clearance and load with the application team.

V SERIES
A V-series vertical turning configuration for larger disc and ring components. Review tooling clearance and load with the application team.

V-850 — V-1580
The V-850 combines 800 × 500 × 500 mm X/Y/Z travel with a 1000 × 500 mm table for milling, drilling and pocketing. Review workpiece clearance and spindle options with our team.

V-850 — V-1580
The V-855 combines 800 × 550 × 550 mm X/Y/Z travel with a 1000 × 550 mm table for milling, drilling and pocketing. Review workpiece clearance and spindle options with our team.

V-850 — V-1580
The V-1160 combines 1100 × 600 × 600 mm X/Y/Z travel with a 1200 × 600 mm table for milling, drilling and pocketing. Review workpiece clearance and spindle options with our team.

V-850 — V-1580
The V-1270 combines 1200 × 700 × 700 mm X/Y/Z travel with a 1300 × 700 mm table for milling, drilling and pocketing. Review workpiece clearance and spindle options with our team.

V-850 — V-1580
The V-1370 combines 1300 × 700 × 700 mm X/Y/Z travel with a 1400 × 700 mm table for milling, drilling and pocketing. Review workpiece clearance and spindle options with our team.

V-850 — V-1580
The V-1580 combines 1500 × 800 × 750 mm X/Y/Z travel with a 1700 × 800 mm table for milling, drilling and pocketing. Review workpiece clearance and spindle options with our team.
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SELECTION ENGINEERING
Horizontal and flat-bed lathes address shaft and disc work. Vertical turning provides a different workholding arrangement for upright rotational components. Compare finished-part capacity and clamping requirements.
The V-series machining centres offer different travel and table sizes. Check the full tool-and-fixture assembly, spindle package and inspection requirements when comparing models.
Include a drawing, material, blank dimensions, annual and batch quantity, required operations and acceptance targets. These details let the team recommend a configuration rather than only a model name.
PRACTICAL ANSWERS
HTC4035, HTC5050, T4/500, T4/1000, T4/1500, T2/500, T2/1000, CAK40/65, CAK50/100, CAK63/285, CAK80/150, V4C, V6C, V6i, V6S, V-850, V-855, V-1160, V-1270, V-1370, V-1580. Use each model’s technical table to compare the published reference configuration.
Horizontal and flat-bed lathes address shaft and disc work. Vertical turning provides a different workholding arrangement for upright rotational components. Compare finished-part capacity and clamping requirements.
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.
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.
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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