TOS KURIM BALL TURNING CNC LATHE

This CNC-controlled machine operates at a maximum spindle speed of 6,000 RPM, enabling high-precision machining of a wide range of materials. The integrated CNC (Computer Numerical Control) system automates all aspects of machine operation, interpreting digital part programs—typically written in G-code—to precisely coordinate multi-axis movements and spindle functions. The CNC controller processes the program instructions, performs path planning and interpolation for smooth, accurate tool trajectories, and generates real-time motion commands for servo or stepper drives that control each axis. Closed-loop feedback from encoders and sensors ensures continuous monitoring of position and speed, allowing for instant correction of deviations and maintaining tight dimensional tolerances throughout the machining cycle. The controller also manages auxiliary functions such as spindle speed regulation, tool changes, coolant delivery, and safety interlocks, acting as the central hub for all machine logic and operational coordination. Advanced features may include automated tool management, workpiece probing, and connectivity options for remote monitoring and diagnostics. The CNC system’s ability to execute complex, repeatable operations with minimal human intervention makes it ideal for high-volume, high-accuracy production environments. With a maximum RPM of 6,000, the machine is suited for applications requiring both speed and precision, from milling and drilling to contouring and finishing operations.