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    GILDEMAISTER VERTICAL TURNWHEEL WITH REVERSE

    GILDEMAISTER VERTICAL TURNWHEEL WITH REVERSE COUNTERROR mod.CTX 250

      AXIS C MOTORIZED WORKPIECE LOADING AND UNLOADING SYSTEM SIEMENS CNC Spindle speed: 20 - 5000 rpm 3-jaw chuck diameter 250 mm Various fixed and motorized tool holders Irrigation container with pump Chip conveyor n...

      Bergamo, Italy
    • 2002 HESSAPP DVH 250

      2002 HESSAPP DVH 250

      • Manufacturer: HESSAPP
      • Swing diameter: 250 millimeter

      equipped with: - CNC Control Siemens 840 D - Tool turret for 12 tools VDI 40 - driven tools on station 1/4/7/10 - conveyor belt - no coolant system (machines was added to a centrelized coolant system)

      Monheim am Rhein, Germany
    • 1995 HESSAPP DVH 250

      1995 HESSAPP DVH 250

      • Manufacturer: HESSAPP
      • Swing diameter: 250 millimeter

      equipped with: - CNC Control Siemens 840 D - Tool turret for 12 tools VDI 40 - driven tools on station 1/4/7/10 - conveyor belt - no coolant system (machines was added to a centrelized coolant system)

      Monheim am Rhein, Germany
    • Goodway CNC VERTICAL LATHE GV1200

      Goodway CNC VERTICAL LATHE GV1200 / GV1600

      • Manufacturer: Goodway

      Features include: Fully enclosed splashguards keep chips and coolant contained for a safe clean working environment. Extra wide door width up to 2,100 mm (GV-1200 : 1,800 mm) enables large size work pieces to be ...

      Osborne Park, Australia

    Overview

    Vertical lathes are heavy-duty machines used for turning large, heavy, and often asymmetrical workpieces. These machines are ideal for machining tasks that require high precision and stability, such as large diameter metal components for industries like aerospace, automotive, and energy. The vertical orientation allows for effective handling of heavy parts and improved chip removal.

    FAQ

    What should I look for when buying a used vertical lathe?

    Check the machine's age, operational hours, and overall condition. Inspect for any signs of wear, especially in the spindle and bearings. Review maintenance records and verify the accuracy and functionality of the control system.

    How can I ensure safe shipping of a vertical lathe?

    Hire a transport company experienced in moving heavy machinery. Ensure the lathe is properly secured to prevent movement and damage during transit. Use appropriate lifting equipment and packaging materials.

    What is the maintenance schedule for a vertical lathe?

    Regular maintenance includes checking the lubrication system, inspecting the spindle and bearings, and ensuring the accuracy of the control systems. Follow the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.