SMEC SL 2000ASY CNC LATHE

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OEM
SMEC
Model
SL 2000ASY
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
CNC LATHES

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Technical Description

This CNC lathe features a 25.59-inch swing and a 6-inch chuck size, enabling machining of parts with a turning diameter up to 15.55 inches. It supports a bar capacity of 2.05 inches, accommodating substantial workpieces for a variety of turning operations. The machine operates with 4 axes, which allows for enhanced flexibility and complex machining tasks beyond basic two-axis turning, including off-center operations or milling functions integrated within the lathe. Control is managed via a Fanuc Oi-TF CNC system, providing reliable, precise computer numerical control for high accuracy and repeatability in part production. Weighing 9,149 lbs, the machine has a robust build providing stability during heavy-duty machining processes. This combination of features suits mid-sized turning and milling operations requiring both capacity and precision, making it suitable for automotive, aerospace, and general engineering part manufacturing where intricate geometries and tight tolerances are needed. The 4-axis capability notably expands operational versatility compared to standard 2- or 3-axis lathes, enabling tasks such as helical milling, tapping, and multi-side machining in a single setup. The CNC control system ensures programmability for complex machining sequences and optimized cycle times, sustaining productivity and quality in batch or custom production environments.

Technical Attributes

Control System
FANUC 0I-TF
Spindle Bore Diameter
2.05 ''
Max Swing
25.59 ''
Max Spindle Speed
6000 RPM

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