CK6150 lathe machine for metal With 3 jaws Chuck and bar feeder
| itm | unit | CK6150 |
| Max. Swing over bed | MM | 500 |
| Max. Swing over cross slide | MM | 300 |
| Max. Z axis Travel | MM | 750/1000/ |
| Max. X axis Travel | MM | 280 |
| Spindle bore | MM | 52/82 |
| Spindle nose | ISOA2-8 | |
| Spindle speed range | RPM | 150-400/300-1000/600-1600 or 200-2000 |
| Spindle speed steps | Independent spindle three gears | |
| Chuck | MM | manual 3 jaws 250 |
| Bed width | MM | 400 |
| x/z fast feed | Mm/min | 6000/8000 |
| x/z cutting travel speed | Mm/min | 1-6000 |
| Number of tool turret | 4/6/8 | |
| Tool shank type | MM | 25*25 |
| Positioning accuracy | MM | X≤0.010 Z ≤0.015 |
| Repeatability Positioning accuracy | MM | X≤0.0075 Z ≤0.010 |
| Min. unit set | MM | 0.001 |
| roundness | MM | ≤0.007 |
| Diameter uniformity | MM | ≤0.03 Length 300 |
| Flatness | MM | ≤0.02 diameter 300 |
| Surface roughness | Ra1.6um | |
| Dia. of tailstock sleeve | MM | 75 |
| Tailstock sleeve taper | MT5 | |
| Max. Tailstock sleeve travel | MM | 150 |
| Spindle drive motor power | KW | 7.5 |
| Coolant pump power | W | 120 |
| size | MM | 750mm 2550×1550×1900 mm
1000mm 2750×1550×1900 mm 1500mm 3250×1550×1900 mm 2000mm3700×1550×1900 mm 3000mm4710×1550×1900 mm |
| weight | KGS | 750mm NW 2120/ GW 2820
1000mm NW 2240/ GW 3000 1500mm NW2350/ GW 3200 2000mm NW 2740/ GW 3400 3000mm NW 3600/ GW 4200 |
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