C61125 / C61140 / C61160 / C61180 Heavy-duty Horizontal Lathe
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Heavy-duty Horizontal Lathe

C61125 / C61140 / C61160 / C61180 Heavy-duty Horizontal Lathe

C61125 / C61140 / C61160 / C61180 Heavy-duty Horizontal Lathe product page with specification images, model range, applications, advantages and technical data tables.

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Product Overview

C61125 / C61140 / C61160 / C61180 Heavy-duty Horizontal Lathe

This product series is configured for turning shaft, sleeve and disc parts, including cylindrical surfaces, conical surfaces, arcs, end faces, grooves, chamfers and threads.

The design emphasizes bed rigidity, spindle stability, feed accuracy and configurable accessories for B2B production environments.

Key Advantages

High-rigidity bed and precision guideway structure for stable cutting.

Spindle and drive system focused on speed stability and heavy cutting capability.

Feed and positioning configuration designed for repeatable batch machining.

Standard and optional configurations support project-specific machine selection.

Applications

Shaft partsSleeve partsDisc partsThread turningSmall and medium batchesHeavy cutting

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Technical Data

Specification Table 1

2.1 General specifications
C61125C61140C61160C61180C61200
Max. swing over bedØ1250Ø1400Ø1600Ø1800Ø2000
Max. swing over carriageØ900Ø1050Ø1250Ø1450Ø1650
Max. workpiece length (mm)3000 / 4000 / 5000 / 6000 / 7000 / 8000 / 9000 / 1000012000 / 13000 / 14000 / 16000
Max. turning length(mm2800 / 3800 / 4800 / 5800 / 6800 / 7800 / 8800 / 980011800 / 12800 / 13800 / 15800
SpindleMax. torque (N·m)16966
Reverse3.5-291
2.3 Feed gearbox

FAQ

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Source Specification: C61125 / C61140 / C61160 / C61180 Heavy-duty Horizontal Lathe technical specification

How should center distance or machining length be selected?

Use maximum workpiece length, clamping method, tool travel and process allowance as the basis. The specification table provides the initial selection range.

Can optional configurations change the parameters?

Yes. Chuck, turret, guard, tailstock, steady rest and follow rest options may change speed, travel or dimensions. Final data should be technically confirmed.

Are these web parameters the final contract data?

No. The page is for product introduction and selection discussion. Final scope, configuration and acceptance criteria should follow the confirmed technical documents.