Knuth’s Servoturn 410 NC Lathe has Programmable NC control
Conventional lathe offers extensive functions that take its operation to near CNC level.
Knuth’s Servoturn 410 NC Lathe
Knuth Machine Tools’ Servoturn 410 NC conventional lathe includes a programmable NC control and extensive functions that take its operation to near CNC level, according to the company. The machine features a solid one-piece base, wide hardened and ground guideways, ballscrews and large headstock. The 16" × 40" lathe weighs almost 4,000 lbs. The Delta servo-conventional CNC control enables programmable taper turning and radius turning, as well as straight and taper threading with automatic feed engagement. It also has a large touchscreen with digital readout for axis position, tool station programming for tool offsets, multilingual display, programmable feed rates and rapid speed limits to ensure a user-friendly, simple operation.
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