Representative series image. Configuration and enclosure may vary.
FLAT-BED CNC LATHES
CAK50/100
A flat-bed CNC lathe for general-purpose turning. Select the spindle, workholding and bed length around your component drawing.
Configured to order. Final specification, delivery and pricing are confirmed in your quotation.
TECHNICAL PROFILE
The details
that matter.
Reference configuration from manufacturer technical documentation. Options and document editions can differ; agree the exact configuration before ordering.
| Parameter | Specification | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Swing over bed | 500 | mm |
| Maximum cutting length | 850 | mm |
| Maximum workpiece length | 1,000 | mm |
| Swing over cross slide | 290 | mm |
| Spindle bore | 82 | mm |
| Spindle nose | A2-8 | |
| Spindle speed ranges | 45–260 / 140–800 / 550–1,600 | rpm |
| Main motor power | 7.5 | kW |
| Machine weight | 2,700 | kg |
FROM SPECIFICATION TO PRODUCTION
Let your component
lead the conversation.
Share the workpiece
Send material, dimensions, drawings and your required tolerances.
Define the process
Review workholding, tooling, spindle speed and control requirements.
Confirm the configuration
Agree a technical proposal, acceptance criteria and delivery schedule.
CONFIGURATION IN CONTEXT
Planning with CAK50/100.
Separate blank length from cutting length
Distance between centres and maximum workpiece length do not automatically equal usable cutting length. Allow for chuck jaws, tailstock, tooling and the approach distance needed at each end.
Plan support for long shafts
A long or slender component may need a steady rest or follow rest. Provide the blank diameter, mass and support locations so the team can review the fixture and machine arrangement.
Define the workshop requirements
Check floor loading, lifting access and electrical supply against the exact machine layout. Confirm turret, chuck, controller and guarding in the quotation instead of assuming every catalogue option is included.
CAK50/100 or CAK63/285?
These are published differences between the reference configurations. They help narrow a shortlist; they do not establish interchangeable tooling or identical performance.
| Parameter | CAK50/100 | CAK63/285 |
|---|---|---|
| Swing over bed | 500 mm | 630 mm |
| Maximum cutting length | 850 mm | 2850 mm |
| Swing over cross slide | 290 mm | 350 mm |
| Spindle bore | 82 mm | 104 mm |
PRACTICAL ANSWERS
CAK50/100 FAQ
What is the swing over bed of CAK50/100?
CAK50/100 lists 500 mm for swing over bed in the reference configuration. Confirm this value in the order-specific technical agreement and check tooling and workholding clearance.
What is the maximum cutting length of CAK50/100?
CAK50/100 lists 850 mm for maximum cutting length in the reference configuration. Confirm this value in the order-specific technical agreement and check tooling and workholding clearance.
What is the maximum workpiece length of CAK50/100?
CAK50/100 lists 1,000 mm for maximum workpiece length in the reference configuration. Confirm this value in the order-specific technical agreement and check tooling and workholding clearance.
What should I compare with CAK50/100?
CAK63/285 is another model in this machine family. Review the differences above and both specification tables against the same drawing, tooling and installation requirements.
What is the price and delivery time for CAK50/100?
This machine is configured to order. Send your controller preference, workpiece details, accessories and delivery destination so the team can confirm a complete quotation and production schedule.
How will CAK50/100 be inspected before acceptance?
Agree the supplied configuration, geometric checks, sample machining and measurement method before ordering. Factory pre-acceptance and acceptance after installation should use the agreed technical requirements. See our quality and acceptance guide for the inspection planning process.
YOUR NEXT PRODUCTION CHAPTER
Let’s build what
comes next.
Start with your component, material and production target. We will help define the machine configuration.
Discuss your project