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FREE TRACER 51V
Bar Feeder
FREE TRACER 65V/80V
Bar Feeder
FREE TRACER 65V/80V
Bar Feeder
Number of Axes 11 11 11
Bar Capacity (Front/Rear) 45mm / 45mm 56mm / 56mm 67 mm / 67 mm
Guide Bushing Type None None None
Main Spindle 15 HP / 6,000 RPM 20 HP / 5,000 RPM 20 HP / 5,000 RPM
Sub Spindle 7.5 HP / 6,000 RPM 7.5 HP / 5,000 RPM 7.5 HP / 5,000 RPM
Max. Turn Length 13″ 6″ 6″
Total Tools 39 39 39
Fixed Tools (Front/Rear) up to up to 16 / 13 up to 16 / 13
Live Tools (Front/Rear) up to up to 11 / 10 up to 11 / 10
Cross Live Tools 3 HP / 6,000 RPM 3 HP / 6,000 RPM 3 HP / 6,000 RPM
Back Live Tools 1.3 HP / 6,000 RPM 1.3 HP / 6,000 RPM 1.3 HP / 6,000 RPM
B Axis None None None
C Axis Contouring Main/Sub Main/Sub Main/Sub
CNC Control FANUC 31iT FANUC 31iT FANUC 31iT
Weight 13,200 lbs. 14,100 lbs. 14,100 lbs.
Item / Model NST-45 NST-56 NST-67
  • FANUC 31iT CONTROL, DUAL PATH CONTROL
  • SIMULTANEOUS MAIN & SUB SPINDLE CONTROL
  • AC SERVO AXES CONTROL
  • MPG PROGRAM CHECK
  • CROSS DRILL / MILL UNIT ( 4 MODULAR SPINDLE ), SPEED 200 – 6,000 RPM
  • MAIN SPINDLE, RIGID SPINDLE POSITIONING (0.001 DEGREE)
  • SUB SPINDLE, RIGID SPINDLE POSITIONING (0.001 DEGREE)
  • MAIN SPINDLE, HYDRAULIC BRAKE SYSTEM
  • SUB SPINDLE, HYDRAULIC BRAKE SYSTEM
  • COOLANT FLOW DETECTION
  • PART EJECTION DETECTION
  • AIR BLOW BY M-CODE
  • PART CONVEYOR WITH STOCKER BASE
  • MAIN SPINDLE COLLET CHUCK ADAPTOR FOR NEXTURN NXC-SA55-C010
  • SUB SPINDLE COLLET CHUCK ADAPTOR FOR NEXTURN NXC-SA55-C010
  • SEVEN FIXED BACK-END FACE TURNING / DRILLING STATION
  • FOUR POSITION OD TURNING HOLDER (20mmx20mm)
  • 12 STATION SERVO TURRET (12 LIVE STATIONS)
  • LEVELING BOLTS AND PADS
  • SET OF SERVICE TOOLS
  • SERVICE TOOL BOX
  • WORK LIGHT
  • TOOL SETTING GAGE
  • 3 COLOR STATUS LIGHT TOWER
  • CENTRALIZED LUBE SYSTEM
  • CUTTING OIL TANK
  • CUTTING OIL FLOW DETECTOR
  • MACHINE ACCURACY TEST CHART
  • PARAMETER LIST
  • ONE COMPLETE SET OF FANUC MANUALS (ENGLISH)
  • ONE SET OF NEXTURN MANUAL (ENGLISH)
  • High Pressure Single Port Coolant Unit 300 PSI
  • MP Systems V2-S08 2000 PSI, 5 GPM, 8 port HPC unit with line kit, installed at AMT
  • MP Systems V2-H08 2000 PSI, 5 GPM, 8 port HPC unit with line kit & heat exchanger
  • Fire Trace fire suppression system
  • Chip conveyor (Turbo)
  • Cut-off detection unit
  • Back Tool Unit (4 fixed + 3 modular live)
  • Drill Front-End Face Holder (additional)
  • Drill Back-End Face Holder (additional)
  • BMT-45 Radial live tool head (straight)
  • BMT-45 Axial live tool head (90 degree)
  • Thread whirling unit (WTO)
  • 440 / 460 / 480 Volt operation
  • Mist Buster 850 machine mounted oil smoke and mist collector with HEPA filter

Is it worth the money to buy a Swiss lathe?

Does your shop run large quantity batches of parts? Do you need the ability to run lights out? Are you running family groups of similar style parts? If the answer to any of these questions is yes, then a Swiss lathe is a likely a great option for your needs. With minimal changeover and the ability to machine parts with a high degree of accuracy, Swiss lathes can decrease your downtime and reduce costs related to returned parts.

Is a fixed or rotary guide bushing preferred?

In most cases, a rotary guide bushing is preferred. The rotary guide bushing acts as a slave to the material, spinning along with the main spindle. If the rotary guide bushing is properly set, material is prevented from slipping in the guide bushing. This results in an excellent surfact finish because the guide bushing stays in contact with the part, minimizing marring and scratching. On the other hand, a fixed guide bushing stays static as the bar in it spins. Because of this, it a tendency to damage the material it is holding. If you're making a part that you are turning the OD, for example, you don’t want marks left on the outside of your material from the fixed guide bushing.

How does a Swiss machine work?

The main spindle unchucks the workpiece, giving you the correct amount of stroke based on the length of the part. The guide bushing will continually feed material into the tooling to create the desired features. The close geometry construction of the machine allows the tool to work within millimeters of the workpiece, which reduces chip-to-chip time to a second or less. With the use of a guide bushing, a tool can also take a heavier depth of cut without jeopardizing tolerances. Swiss lathes are ideal for length to diameter ratio parts. If you’re running a 6” long, 0.20” thick part on a conventional lathe, you’d have warping. Held in a guide bushing, that same part can be machined in one cut. Once the machine does a pick off process with the sub-spindle side, any secondary operations on the back of the part can be achieved here at the sub. The part is then dropped into a conveyor that ejects it out the front of the sub. You can also utilize a long-shaft discharge unit, so the next piece of bar to be machined pushes the part out the back of the sub.
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