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LS-04 LM CNC Turning Centre

This 2-axes slant bed horizontal CNC turning center is specifically designed for machining small disc-shaped components in chucking applications. Its compact footprint makes it ideal for small to medium-sized production setups.

  • Turning Ø60 mm
  • Turn length60 mm
  • Bar Ø25 mm
  • Spindle4000 rpm
  • Travel200 mm
  • Configured to order – control, spindle and options to suit your part
  • Lead time and price confirmed in writing with your quote
  • Installation, commissioning and operator training available

Specifications

CategorySpecification
Swing Over Bed300 mm
Swing Over Carriage170 mm
Maximum Turning Diameter60 mm
Maximum Turning Length60 mm
Max Turning Length from Chuck Face—
Distance Between Centres—
Spindle Size / NoseFlat Nose
Max. Bar Capacity25 mm
Bore Through Spindle36 mm
Max. Spindle Speed4000 rpm
Spindle Motor Power (Fanuc, Continuous)3.7 kW
Spindle Motor Power (Fanuc, 15 min)5.5 kW
Spindle Motor Power (Fanuc, 30 min)N/A
Spindle Motor Power (Siemens, Continuous)3.7 kW
Spindle Motor Power (Siemens, S6-25%)—
Spindle Motor Power (Siemens, S6-40%)5.5 kW
Full Power Range (FANUC)1000 – 3000 rpm
Full Power Range (Siemens)1000 – 4000 rpm
Standard Chuck Size—
X-Axis Stroke200 mm
X-Axis Rapid Traverse30 m/min
X-Axis GuidewaysLM Guideways
Z-Axis Stroke100 mm
Z-Axis Rapid Traverse30 m/min
Z-Axis GuidewaysLM Guideways
Turret TypeLinear (Gang Type)
Number of Tool Stations4
Max. Boring Bar Diameter32 mm
OD Turning Tool Size20 x 20 mm
Tailstock Base Travel—
Tailstock Quill Diameter—
Tailstock Quill Taper—
Coolant Tank Capacity30 litres
Hydraulic Pump Capacity12 lpm
Hydraulic Power Pack Tank Capacity20 litres
Overall Dimensions (L x W x H)1820 x 1540 x 1930 mm
Overall Weight (Without Packing)~1700 kg

About this machine

This 2-axes slant bed horizontal CNC turning center is specifically designed for machining small disc-shaped components in chucking applications. Its compact footprint makes it ideal for small to medium-sized production setups.

The machine delivers 3.7 kW of continuous power and up to 5.5 kW for short-term operations (15 minutes). It comes standard with a 135 mm chuck and table-mounted gang tooling, ensuring efficient and precise machining for high-volume production needs.

Specifications are as provided by the manufacturer or seller. Please confirm the exact configuration with your quote.

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

What is the lead time for this machine?

New machines are built to order. We confirm the lead time and the exact configuration – control, spindle, tool changer and options – with your quote.

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 installation and training included?

Installation, commissioning and operator training are listed in the quote, so you know exactly what is included.

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What happens next

  1. We confirm the detailsPrice, availability, configuration and location.
  2. You see the machineVideo, visit or test cut for used machines; configuration review for new.
  3. Delivery and start-upTransport, installation, commissioning and training.