CNC lathes, turning centers, heavy-duty horizontal lathes and conventional lathes prepared for overseas buyers who compare real swing, load, spindle bore and length specifications before requesting a quote.
The catalog is structured around the questions overseas buyers ask first: swing over bed, distance between centers, load capacity, spindle bore, speed range and motor power.
Flat-bed CNC lathes for shafts, sleeves, flanges, rollers and heavy turning work.
Manual horizontal lathes and heavy-duty conventional lathes for repair, maintenance and mixed production.
Large CNC lathes for 6 ton, 10 ton, 16 ton and super heavy workpieces.
Vertical and gantry machining centers for milling, drilling, boring and tapping large parts.
Special turning machines for rolls, pipes, spherical surfaces and non-standard components.
AD series CNC turning centers with hydraulic turret, programmable tailstock and optional live-tool capability.
Each product page is seeded with parameters from the local specification folder so sales pages can answer technical screening questions before the first email.
Full-function CNC turning center with 850 mm swing, 800 mm max cutting diameter and optional Y-axis process capability.
10 ton heavy-duty CNC lathe with 1250 mm swing over bed and 130 mm spindle bore.
Super heavy CNC lathe family with 25 ton capacity and 55 kW spindle motor.
Conventional horizontal lathe series with 800/1000 mm swing and 6-800 rpm spindle speed.
Heavy-duty manual lathe series with 1250-2000 mm swing and 16 ton between-centers capacity.
Flat-bed CNC lathe series with 800/1000 mm swing and optional 140 mm spindle bore.
The website is built to guide inquiries toward useful technical data. Instead of a generic contact form, the flow asks for the dimensions and process details that decide the machine model.
Sales engineering reviews drawing, material, diameter, length, weight and machining process.
The buyer receives a practical model range with swing, bore, load and length comparison.
Control system, chuck, center rest, tailstock, tooling and voltage can be clarified before quotation.
Packing, shipping dimensions, installation needs and spare part support are prepared for the buyer.
For heavy lathes, the correct configuration depends on more than swing diameter. Chuck size, center rest, tailstock, spindle bore, control system and foundation all affect the final quotation.
Start an Export InquiryA short buyer note explaining why both dimensions matter for real workpiece clearance.
Diameter, length, weight, tolerance, material and annual quantity help prevent mismatched quotes.
A practical comparison for buyers considering AD series turning centers and CK flat-bed machines.
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