Features of NC Lathes/Precision CNC Lathes with Rotary Centers

What is a Rotary Center?
A rotary center is a holding tool used to prevent the workpiece from wobbling. It is particularly effective for long workpieces in the longitudinal direction. The types of rotary centers vary based on shape, taper angle, and material, including helmet-shaped, umbrella-shaped, MT3, MT4 Morse tapers, and carbide.

Rotary Center Specifications in Hasegawa Machine Lathes
High-Precision Machining with Dual Center Processing
By attaching rotary centers to both the main spindle and the sub-spindle, dual center processing becomes possible.

Fine Speed Adjustment of Rotary Centers
The rotary center on the sub-spindle side is driven by a servo command, allowing for precise adjustment of feed speed.

Adaptability to High-Mix, Low-Volume Production
The servo-driven B-axis on the sub-spindle allows for a wide range of lengths in the longitudinal direction, making it suitable for high-mix, low-volume production.

Summary of Rotary Center Specifications
The rotary center specification is a sub-spindle type, so if you have chucks for the sub-spindle, you can handle various workpieces with setup changes. For setup and other inquiries regarding the rotary center on the sub-chuck side, please feel free to consult us.

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