V SERIES
V4C
Vertical turning for disc-shaped components. The upright spindle supports convenient loading of heavy workpieces.
Swing over bed650 mm
Maximum cutting height500 mm
V SERIES
Vertical CNC lathes
Upright workholding for disc, ring and heavy rotational components.
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V6C
Vertical turning for disc-shaped components. The upright spindle supports convenient loading of heavy workpieces.
Swing over bed860 mm
Maximum cutting height700 mm
V SERIES
V6i
A V-series vertical turning configuration for larger disc and ring components. Review tooling clearance and load with the application team.
Swing over bed800 mm
Maximum turning diameter600 mm
V SERIES
V6S
A V-series vertical turning configuration for larger disc and ring components. Review tooling clearance and load with the application team.
Swing over bed1000 mm
Maximum turning diameter900 mm
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SELECTION ENGINEERING
Choose around the component.
01
Review diameter, height and mass
Select around the complete clamped assembly. Maximum turning diameter and height are separate limits; chuck dimensions, jaw height and tool approach also affect whether a component fits.
02
Make loading part of the process
Disc and ring components need a safe, repeatable loading plan. Describe the component mass, lifting method and clamping surfaces before choosing the chuck and fixture.
03
Match the speed to the cut
Compare the published spindle speed range with material and cutting diameter. A larger nominal capacity does not establish cutting torque or cycle time; request a configuration-specific process review.
PRACTICAL ANSWERS
Machine selection FAQ
Which models are in this range?
V4C, V6C, V6i, V6S. Use each model’s technical table to compare the published reference configuration.
Which dimensions should I send for machine selection?
Select around the complete clamped assembly. Maximum turning diameter and height are separate limits; chuck dimensions, jaw height and tool approach also affect whether a component fits.
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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