WEISS MACHINERY CSL20A CNC LATHE

The CNC-controlled machine features a 16.14-inch swing capacity, enabling versatile workpiece accommodation for various machining operations. The 7.38 horsepower spindle motor provides substantial cutting force suitable for both roughing and finishing passes across multiple material types. Power ratings in CNC systems like this are typically expressed in kilowatt-amperes (KVA) rather than traditional horsepower, accounting for the inductive nature of motor loads and ensuring accurate electrical infrastructure planning. The spindle motor directly correlates power consumption with operational demands, with factors such as material hardness, cutting depth, and rotational speed influencing energy usage. The CNC control system enables precision positioning and automated tool path execution, eliminating manual operator input and improving repeatability and accuracy. Modern CNC controls support various machining modes and high-speed operations, with specification parameters including maximum tool path velocities and precision tolerances. The machine's overall power consumption typically falls within the average range for industrial CNC equipment, estimated between 7.5 and 25 kilowatts depending on operational intensity. Cooling system efficiency becomes critical during extended operations, as spindle motor heat dissipation directly impacts component longevity and machining accuracy. The combination of 7.38 hp spindle power with precision CNC control makes this machine suitable for detailed production work, prototype development, and small-to-medium batch manufacturing. Proper electrical service provisioning and adequate cooling infrastructure ensure optimal performance and equipment reliability throughout the machine's operational life.