LEADWELL TW-8 SERIES HORIZONTAL MACHINING CENTER

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- TW-8 SERIES
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- HORIZONTAL MACHINING CENTERS
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A+Technical Description
The LEADWELL TW-8 Series is a compact 2-axis horizontal turning center engineered for precision small-parts machining and high-productivity operations. Featuring dual main spindles, this machine enables simultaneous machining on multiple workpieces or continuous production workflows without repositioning, significantly reducing cycle times. The system accommodates workpieces up to 11.42 inches in turning diameter with a maximum turning length of 6.3 inches, making it ideal for shorter components requiring tight tolerances. The 8-inch chuck diameter provides secure workpiece holding across a wide range of part geometries. With a maximum swing of 11.42 inches, the spindle assembly offers adequate clearance for tooling access and complex turning operations. The machine incorporates configurable X-axis travel of either 8.86 inches or an optional 9.45 inches, accommodating varied component lengths and facilitating extended cutting tool reaches. The Z-axis travel of 31.1 inches enables efficient longitudinal tool movement and supports multiple turning passes along extended workpiece profiles. The 2-axis configuration (X and Z) delivers straightforward CNC programming and operation while maintaining the rigidity necessary for consistent surface finishes and dimensional accuracy. This horizontally-oriented design facilitates chip evacuation and coolant management, enhancing tool life and surface quality. The TW-8 Series is particularly suited for bar-fed production environments, automated manufacturing cells, and applications demanding reliable precision in competitive manufacturing scenarios.
Technical Attributes
- # of Axes
- 2.00
- Z-Axis Travel
- 31.10 ''
- X-Axis Travel
- 8.86 ''
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