
CLAUSING-COLCHESTER STORM 80 CNC LATHES
Specifications & Market Value

Equipment Overview
- Model
- STORM 80
- Year of manufacture
- -
Technical Description
This CNC lathe features a 16.54" swing and a machining length of 13.78", providing ample capacity for a wide range of turning operations. Designed with a 2-axis configuration, it delivers precise control for both diameter and length, making it suitable for producing symmetrical and moderately complex parts. The machine is equipped with a 6" chuck and supports a bar capacity of 1.65", allowing for efficient handling of various workpiece sizes. The maximum turning diameter is 6.69", and a tailstock is included for added versatility and support during machining. Control is managed by a GE Fanuc 21T system, ensuring reliable and user-friendly operation. The spindle operates at speeds ranging from 45 to 4000 RPM, offering flexibility for different materials and cutting requirements, and is powered by a robust 15 HP motor for consistent performance. The approximate machine dimensions are 117" x 74" x 73", and it weighs approximately 5,560 lbs, reflecting its sturdy construction and industrial-grade build. This lathe is ideal for shops requiring dependable, high-precision CNC turning with the ability to handle a variety of part sizes and production demands.
Technical Attributes
- Max Spindle Speed
- 4000 RPM
- Spindle Bore Diameter
- 1.65 ''
- Max Swing
- 16.54 ''
Dimensions
- Size
- 117 in L x 74 in W x 73 in H
Category
- MACHINING
- → LATHES
- → CNC LATHES
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