STANDARD ETG-2500 Series Flatbed CNC lathe (Ø2500mm Swing and 5m~20m B/C)

This Heavy duty horizontal lathes Series for industrial metal turning applications with with a turning weight of 20tons Between Centre's and a max Swing over bed of Ø2500mm (98")

• ETG-2500x5000 - Ø2500x5000mm B/C (98.43" x 196")
• ETG-2500x6000 - Ø2500x6000mm B/C (98.43" x 236")
• ETG-2500x8000 - Ø2500x8000mm B/C (98.43" x 314")
• ETG-2500x10000 - Ø2500x10,000mm B/C (98.43" x 393")
• ETG-2500x12000 - Ø2500x12,000mm B/C (98.43" x 472")
• ETG-2500x16000 - Ø2500x16,000mm B/C (98.43" x 630")
• ETG-2500x20000 - Ø2500x20,000mm B/C (98.43" x 787")

This flatbed CNC lathe is designed for outstanding accuracy, rigidity, and fast indexing. Equipped with a double-row cylindrical roller bearing spindle, it delivers superior precision and stability. While the machine is fitted with a manual chuck as standard, a hydraulic chuck option is also available for enhanced functionality.

Machines are strictly built on order. (Build-on-Demand)

Delivery 9 -14 Weeks from Deposit

Using a flatbed CNC lathe involves several key steps to ensure precision and safety. Follow this guide for effective operation:

1. Prepare the Workpiece:

   • Clean and deburr the workpiece thoroughly.
   • Secure the workpiece onto the lathe using the appropriate holding devices, such as chucks, collets, or faceplates.
   • Ensure the workpiece is cantered and levelled accurately.

2. Set Up Cutting Tools:

   • Choose the correct cutting tool for your machining task.
   • Install the cutting tool securely in the tool post.
   • Adjust the tool’s position and orientation to achieve the desired cutting precision.

3. Configure the Lathe Settings:

   • Set the spindle speed according to the material, workpiece size, and required finish. Refer to the lathe’s manual for recommended speeds.

4. Start the Lathe:

   • Power on the lathe and adjust the speed to the pre-set level.
   • Verify that the lathe operates smoothly without any vibrations or unusual noises.

5. Perform Machining:

   • With the lathe running, guide the cutting tool along the workpiece to make the necessary cuts.
   • Use the control interface to adjust cutting depth, feed rate, and direction as needed.

6. Inspect the Workpiece:

   • After each cutting pass, check the workpiece for accuracy and quality.
   • Make adjustments to the cutting tool or lathe settings if necessary.

7. Stop the Lathe:

   • When machining is complete, turn off the lathe and wait for it to come to a full stop before removing the workpiece.

8. Clean Up:

   • Clean the lathe, cutting tools, and work area.
   • Store the lathe and accessories properly.

Safety Precautions:

• Always wear appropriate protective gear, such as safety glasses and gloves.
• Familiarize yourself with the lathe’s emergency stop and safety features.
• Follow the manufacturer’s instructions and recommended procedures for your specific CNC lathe model.