The Chevalier FBL-530 MC is a heavy-duty horizontal slant-bed CNC lathe engineered for large-diameter turning operations and demanding industrial applications. This machine features a maximum turning diameter of 37.000 inches and an impressive 118.100-inch turning length, accommodating substantial workpieces with precision. The single main spindle operates at speeds up to 1,000 RPM and is powered by a 45 kW (60 HP) motor delivering exceptional torque through a powerful 4-speed gearbox spindle. The machine boasts a 40.55-inch swing over bed and a 12.5-inch through-spindle bore capacity, making it ideal for pipe turning, roller boring, and large component machining.
The slant-bed design with a 45-degree angle and low center of gravity enhances stability and chip evacuation while preventing thermal deformation during continuous heavy-duty operation. The machine is equipped with box guideways measuring 130mm wide by 80mm high, providing superior rigidity for precision work. It features a programmable tailstock with hydraulic steady rest support and a 12-station hydraulic Curvic-clamp tool turret for efficient tool changes. The Fanuc Oi-TD CNC control system ensures reliable operation, while optional live tooling capabilities with milling and drilling functions provide increased versatility for complex single-setup machining operations. With a large bar capacity up to 381mm (15 inches) and rapid traverse rates of 394/472 IPM, the FBL-530 MC delivers the power, stability, and precision required for high-production metal-turning applications.
CHEVALIER MACHINERY, INC. FBL-530 MC HORIZONTAL MACHINING CENTER Technical Specifications | Aucto
Technical Attributes
Max Spindle Speed
1,000.00
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