CNC Turning

Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Turning is the most common form of CNC. AC Precision Engineering has facilities for both CNC and Manual Turning.

Nomura – NN25 YB

CNC Sliding Head Lathe.

This production lathe will turn up to 26mm bar. Installed with a Iemca magazine bar feed this machine is suitable for high volume turned and milled parts.

With the machines listed above and our programing expertise we at AC Precision are able to offer a rapid turn around service on prototype work.

Goodway GS2600-YS CNC Lathe

With a swing of 460mm, a maximum turning length of 750mm, a 254mm, 3-Jaw power chuck, a 62mm collet chuck, and a spindle speed of 4,000 RPM.

This machine is equiped with CF and Y-axis main spindle and a 12 station live tool turret with mill and drill Y axis. This machine is best suited to volume production of more complex parts.

Goodway GLS-200 CNC Lathe

With Bar feeding capacity of up to 50mm diameter.

With a maximum swing off 380mm over the bed and 500mm between centres.

Goodway GS260Y

This machine has a swing of 500mm over the bed

A turning length of 560mm an 8” chuck and a 65mm diameter bar capacity.

Doosan GT2100M

With a swing of 480mm, a maximum turning length of 785mm, an 8” chuck, and a spindle speed of 6,000 RPM.

Doosan PUMA 3100

With a swing of 720mm, a maximum turning length of 1275mm, an 12” chuck, and a spindle speed of 5,000 RPM

Manual Turning

Colchester Master 2500 Manual Lathe, with a swing of 320mm, 1066mm between centres, and equipped with a Mitutoyo KM digital readout.

Colchester Truimph 2000 Manual Lathe, with a swing of 320mm, 1066mm between centres, and equipped with a Newall digital readout. A good robust prototyping lathe, suited to your larger and heavier components.

Hardinge Super Precision Manual Lathe, with a swing of 4.5 inch, 20 inches between centres and equipped with an Acu-rite 3 digital readout. This is an accurate, purpose-built collet lathe. This is also suited to precision prototyping.