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Gurutzpe Super-M 350X1000 lathe
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Technical data sheet
General data
| Model | SUPER-M 350X1000 |
|---|
Turning
| Chuck | Three-jaw chuck |
|---|---|
| Toolpost turret | Square |
Data from our purchase record, subject to verification. Please confirm any important figure with us before purchase or come and see the machine.
Description and equipment
Gurutzpe Super-M 350x1000 centre lathe
Conventional centre lathe from the Super-M series by Gurutzpe, a Spanish manufacturer specialising in centre lathes which, according to trade publications, now aims its range at sectors such as energy, steel and shipbuilding. It is designed for machining shafts, bushings, flanges and parts of revolution in general machining and maintenance shops.
Configuration of this unit
- Model: Super-M 350x1000
- Three-jaw chuck (photo 1)
- Square toolpost turret (photo 1)
Our data sheet does not list any further technical data; ask us and we will confirm the swing, distance between centres and power on the machine itself.
Typical applications
Repair and manufacture of shafts, threads, bushings and flanges, one-off parts and short runs.
See it at Ferrotall
The lathe is at our premises in Monforte del Cid (Alicante), where you can come and see it; contact us to see it running or to receive a video. Our own service engineers take care of transport, installation and commissioning.
Frequently asked questions
What is a centre lathe like the Gurutzpe Super-M used for?
A conventional centre lathe is used for turning, facing, drilling, boring and threading parts of revolution held in the chuck or between centres. It is the basic machine of any maintenance or general machining shop for making and repairing shafts, bushings, flanges and one-off parts without any need for programming.
What technical data do we have for this unit?
Our data sheet only lists the model, Super-M 350x1000, and the photo shows a three-jaw chuck and a square toolpost turret. If you need to know the swing, distance between centres, power or speed range, ask us and we will measure them on the machine at our premises in Monforte del Cid.
What is the difference between a conventional centre lathe and a CNC lathe?
On a conventional centre lathe the operator moves the carriages with handwheels and levers, which is quick to set up for one-off parts and repairs. On a CNC lathe the movements are executed by the control according to a program, which is more productive in repetitive runs but involves longer programming and set-up time.
Visit, transport and commissioning
- See it running Visit it at our facilities or ask us for a video of the machine under power.
- Transport We handle dismantling, loading and transport to your workshop.
- Commissioning Installation, levelling and commissioning by our service engineers.
- More than 45 years Used machinery trading backed by our service engineers.
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Gurutzpe Super-M 350X1000 lathe · Ref. 061262