SOMAB OPTIMAB 700/2500 CNC LATHE

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- SOMAB
- Model
- OPTIMAB 700/2500
- Year of Manufacture
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- Category
- CNC LATHES
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A+Technical Description
This is a heavy-duty CNC lathe engineered for large-scale turning operations and complex part production. With a swing diameter of 29.53 inches, the machine accommodates substantial workpieces while maintaining precision tolerances throughout extended machining cycles. The impressive 98.43-inch machining length enables production of lengthy components, making this lathe ideal for automotive shafts, industrial spindles, and similar extended-length parts. The 2-axis configuration provides simultaneous X and Z-axis control, allowing for efficient contouring and facing operations with coordinated tool movement. The robust 15.75-inch chuck secures workpieces securely across the full swing range, with holding capacity suitable for demanding production environments. Operating at a maximum spindle speed of 2,000 RPM, this machine prioritizes torque delivery over high-speed finishing, making it well-suited for heavy roughing cuts and sustained production runs in materials ranging from steel alloys to cast iron. The 57.47-horsepower drive system provides substantial cutting force and thermal stability during intensive operations, supporting rigid tool engagement and aggressive feed rates. The machine's weight of 18,739.2 pounds reflects substantial structural rigidity and vibration dampening, essential for maintaining surface finish quality and tool life over production runs. CNC control integration enables complex part programming, repeatability, and automated production sequences. This lathe represents an industrial-grade turning center designed for dedicated production facilities, job shops, and contract manufacturers requiring reliable performance with large-diameter workpieces and extended machining envelopes.
Technical Attributes
- Max Spindle Speed
- 2000 RPM
- Max Swing
- 29.53 ''
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