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ACE Jobber LM CNC Lathe with Steady Rest (2020)
- Year 2020
- Control Fanuc
- Chuck 200 mm
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ACE LT-2 XL CNC Lathe, Fanuc Retrofit (2004)
A workhorse 2-axis lathe with a newer Fanuc control.
- Year2004
- ControlFanuc 0i Mate-TD, retrofitted in 2013…
- Turning Ø240 mm
- Turn length480 mm
- Chuck200 mm
- See it running – video walk-around, visit or test cut on request
- Help with dismantling, transport and re-installation
- Installation, commissioning and operator training available
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Make | ACE Micromatic |
| Year of manufacture | 2004 |
| Control | Fanuc 0i Mate-TD, retrofitted in 2013 (memory card, USB, touch screen) |
| Max. turning diameter | 240 mm |
| Max. turning length | 480 mm |
| Between centres | 550 mm |
| Chuck | 200 mm |
| Spindle nose | A2-6 |
| Bar capacity | 38 mm |
| Turret | 8-station Pragati |
| Spindle | 2,000 rpm, 7.5 kW (10 HP) |
Is a cnc turning centre right for your part?
2-axis CNC lathes, slant-bed turning centres and chuckers for shafts, flanges, bushes and other round parts.
Choose the chuck to grip your largest diameter, the turning length for your longest part, and bar capacity if you feed bar. Add a tailstock or steady rest for long shafts.
Send your part drawing, material and monthly quantity, and we will confirm whether this machine fits – or suggest one that fits better.
Questions buyers ask
Can I see this machine running before I buy?
Yes. Ask for a video walk-around under power, a visit, or a test cut where the seller allows it. We also help check the spindle, ways, backlash and control history.
Which chuck size do I need on a CNC lathe?
One that grips your largest diameter securely. Most small and medium parts run on 165–250 mm chucks; flanges and larger discs need 300 mm or more.
What is a chucker?
A compact CNC lathe built for short, disc-type parts held in a chuck – bearing races, gear blanks, flanges – often with a loader for unmanned runs.
Should I choose a flat-bed or slant-bed lathe?
Slant-bed turning centres clear chips better, are more rigid and suit production. Flat-bed CNC lathes are simpler and cheaper for general work and large diameters.
Is the price negotiable and what is included?
The quote lists the price, the accessories included and the location. Transport, dismantling and installation can be added on request.
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- You see the machineVideo, visit or test cut for used machines; configuration review for new.
- Delivery and start-upTransport, installation, commissioning and training.