MAPLE T-4L CNC LATHES

Specifications & Market Value

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Equipment Overview

Model
T-4L
Year of manufacture
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Technical Description

This CNC lathe is designed for high-precision turning operations with a maximum bar capacity of 2.52 inches, allowing for efficient machining of a wide range of cylindrical workpieces. The machine delivers a maximum spindle speed of 4,200 RPM, providing rapid material removal and excellent surface finishes for both ferrous and non-ferrous materials. With a maximum turning diameter of 5.91 inches and a swing of 15.75 inches, the lathe accommodates larger diameter parts, enhancing its versatility for various production needs. The machining length is 7.09 inches, supporting the processing of medium-length components with accuracy and repeatability. The absence of a tailstock makes this machine ideal for bar-fed operations, where workpieces are supported and fed through the spindle. The CNC control system ensures precise programming and automation, enabling complex part geometries and consistent quality across production runs. This lathe is well-suited for shops requiring high-speed, accurate turning with minimal manual intervention, making it a reliable choice for modern manufacturing environments.

Technical Attributes

Spindle Bore Diameter
2.52 ''
Max Spindle Speed
4200 RPM
Max Swing
15.75 ''
Control System
MANUFACTURER MODEL

Category

  1. MACHINING
  2. → LATHES
  3. → CNC LATHES

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