Soustruh na kov Gildemeister CTX 400 V3

Made in: Germany
Control unit: Heidenhain EltroPilot 1190
Turning length: 600 mm
Turning diameter: 290 mm
Swing over bed: 500 mm
Swing over cross slide: 290 mm
Spindle hole: 66 mm
Three-jaw hydraulic chuck: 250 mm
Spindle taper: MK 4
Turning speed: 5000 rpm
Motor power: 22 kW
Tool turret: 12 positions
Tool mounting: VDI-40
Availability: Immediately
Explore this used
Gildemeister CTX 400 V3
CNC lathe from 1997
located in Poland. This machine represents the pinnacle of precision engineering. Equipped with a state-of-the-art Heidenhain EltroPilot 1190 control unit
it offers unparalleled control and versatility for a wide range of machining applications. Boasting a generous turning length of 600 mm and an impressive 5000 rpm turning speed
it effortlessly tackles even the most demanding tasks with ease and accuracy. With a robust 22 kW motor
this lathe delivers consistent and reliable performance
ensuring maximum productivity for your machining operations
Included with the Machine
Driven tools
C axis
Hydraulic tailstock
Finished part collector
Cooling system
Through spindle
Chip conveyor
Full programming manual
Mechanical and electrical documentation
Gildemeister Machinery
Gildemeister
now part of DMG Mori
is known for manufacturing a wide range of advanced machine tools
including
CNC lathes
milling machines
and integrated manufacturing systems. Their product portfolio encompasses cutting-edge solutions designed for precision machining
automation
and digitalization in industries such as aerospace
automotive
medical
and general manufacturing. Gildemeister machines are recognized for their reliability
technological sophistication
and contribution to advancing the capabilities of modern machining
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