SMTCL HTC1612I CNC LATHE

Equipment Overview
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- SMTCL
- Model
- HTC1612I
- Year of Manufacture
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- Category
- CNC LATHES
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A+Technical Description
This CNC lathe is a compact precision turning center engineered for moderate-scale manufacturing operations. The machine features a maximum spindle speed of 5,000 RPM, enabling efficient material removal and intricate finishing operations across various workpiece materials. With a turning diameter capacity of 6.3 inches and a swing clearance of 17.7 inches over the bed, this lathe accommodates mid-sized cylindrical components while maintaining rigidity for precision work. The machining length of 4.7 inches defines the maximum longitudinal travel along the Z-axis, limiting workpiece complexity but optimizing the machine's footprint for space-constrained facilities. The CNC control system provides computer numerical control for automated, repeatable operations, enhancing production consistency and reducing setup times. Standard accessories typically include a main motor with variable frequency drive, manual turret configuration, tailstock support, chuck, integrated coolant system, and automatic lubrication for extended tool life. This configuration makes the machine suitable for producing shafts, bushings, and similar turned components requiring dimensional accuracy. The spindle bore size and rapid feed rates determine compatibility with various cutting tools and bar stock diameters. The 5,000 RPM capability balances cutting speed with torque delivery, making this lathe versatile for both steel and aluminum machining applications. Overall, this CNC turning center serves as a capable mid-range solution for job shops and manufacturing facilities requiring precision cylindrical component production with automated control and moderate workpiece dimensions.
Technical Attributes
- Max Spindle Speed
- 5000 RPM
- Max Swing
- 17.70 ''
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