2019 SMART NL6000L CNC LATHES

Specifications & Market Value

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Equipment Overview

OEM
SMART
Model
NL6000L
Year of manufacture
2019

Technical Description

The SMART NL 6000L is a large box-way CNC lathe sold by Smart Machine Tool, a US machine tool brand based in Pewaukee, Wisconsin. It is the long-bed version of the NL 6000 series, which also includes the NL 6000S/750, NL 6000/1500 and NL 6000XL, and live-tooling M versions. Swing over the bed is 40.55 in, the maximum turning diameter is 37.80 in and the maximum turning length is 88.58 in. The spindle has an A1-15 nose and carries a 24 in chuck, with a bar capacity of 6.56 in. Maximum spindle speed is 1,200 rpm, and the spindle motor is rated 50 hp continuous and 73 hp maximum. Box (hardened and ground) slideways support heavy cutting on large shafts, rolls, flanges and oilfield parts. A tailstock supports long work between centers, and a steady rest can be added for slender shafts. Related NL 6000 models share the 24 in chuck, spindle and motor package and differ in bed length. The machine is built for heavy turning of long, large-diameter work in job shops and energy-sector production.

Technical Attributes

Chuck Size
24 ''
Max Workpiece Length
88.58 ''
Spindle Power
73 HP
Max Spindle Speed
1200 RPM
Max Workpiece Diameter
37.8 ''
# of Spindles
1

Category

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

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