Coil-Fed Rotary-Tool CNC Automatic Lathe

Continuous coil feeding with in-line straightening substantially reduces bar-change interruptions and bar-end remnants. When machining micro-components such as Ø0.5mm parts, wire closer to the finished diameter reduces machining allowance, chip volume, raw-material consumption, and cycle time. The rotary-tool process performs turning and cut-off while the workpiece remains stationary, producing an end face without a center pip. It is designed for continuous production of Ø0.3–Ø4mm precision components.

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Coil-Fed Rotary-Tool CNC Automatic Lathe
Parts Machined on the Coil-Fed Rotary-Tool CNC Lathe
Ø0.3–Ø4mm Micro-Precision Turned Parts

Technical Specifications

Turning

Machining Diameter
Ø0.3–Ø4 mm
Maximum Workpiece Length
80 mm
Number of Tools
2
Maximum Toolhead Speed
12,000 rpm
Maximum Feed Speed (Z1 Axis)
8 m/min

Straightening

Maximum Straightening Length
80 mm
Straightening Speed Range
600–3,400 rpm

Other Specifications

Machining Accuracy
±0.005 mm
Tool Setting
Quick-change removable tool holder with an offline tool presetter
Oil Pump Flow
11.5 L/min
Chip Bin Capacity
18 L
Power
8 kW
Cutting Coolant
Oil
Oil Tank Capacity
80 L

Dimensions and Weight

Machine Dimensions (L × W × H)
1,400 × 780 × 1,300 mm
Dimensions with Coil Stand (L × W × H)
2,200 × 780 × 1,300 mm
Weight
1,200 kg

Product Features

Continuous Coil Feeding Reduces Bar-Change Downtime

High-capacity coil stock is continuously fed through an in-line straightener, avoiding the frequent production stops required to replenish individual bars on conventional bar-fed lathes. This reduces non-cutting changeover time and bar-end remnants while improving machine utilization and unattended production capability.

Near-Net-Diameter Machining Reduces Stock Removal

A conventional bar-fed process may machine a Ø0.5mm component from Ø0.8–Ø1mm stock. This machine can process coiled wire closer to the finished diameter, reducing machining allowance, chip volume, raw-material consumption, and cycle time.

Innovative Rotating Toolhead Design

The toolhead rotates the cutting tool while the material remains stationary, enabling the use of standard tooling while ensuring exceptional machining precision and stability. Optimized for Ø0.3–Ø4mm component manufacturing.

Intuitive Programming Interface

Streamlined operation with micron-level machining precision and exceptional stability. Single-operator control of multiple machines for 24-hour continuous production, with rapid changeover capabilities and reduced labor requirements.

Advanced Part/Chip Separation System

Complete separation of machined components from chips ensures clean, contamination-free parts and prevents loss of micro-components that might otherwise mix with machining debris.

Granite Machine Base

The machine utilizes a precision-ground granite bed which provides superior thermal stability and vibration damping compared to cast iron components, ensuring consistent machining accuracy.

Stationary-Workpiece Cut-Off Without a Center Pip

The rotating toolhead performs cutting while the workpiece remains stationary and is supported by a counter-collet. This process produces a flat cut-off face without a center pip or burr, eliminating the need for secondary finishing.