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Technical data sheet
General data
| Model | ARIEN A6620 |
|---|---|
| Year | 2008 |
Turning
| Tailstock | Yes, with revolving centre |
|---|---|
| Chuck | Jaw chuck |
Other data
| Digital readout (DRO) | Digital readout |
|---|
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
Arien A6620 centre lathe
Conventional centre lathe of the Arien make, built in 2008, for general machining, industrial maintenance and repair workshops. It is a long-bed machine suited to shafts, bushings, flanges and spare parts in short runs or one-offs.
Key strengths
It is a robustly built lathe, with a speed and feed gearbox operated by levers and controls on the front of the headstock. This unit has a digital readout on the carriage, which speeds up measuring, and rear guards along the bed.
Configuration of this unit
- Model: Arien A6620 (labelled on the headstock, photo 3)
- Year: 2008
- Digital readout (photo 2)
- Tailstock with revolving centre (photo 2)
- Jaw chuck (photo 3)
- Toolpost turret (photo 2)
- Rear guard along the bed (photo 1)
Typical applications
Turning, facing and threading of shafts and bushings, machinery repairs, one-off parts and maintenance work in industry and subcontracting workshops.
See it at Ferrotall
The machine is at our premises in Monforte del Cid (Alicante), where you can visit 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 equipment can be seen on this Arien A6620 lathe?
The photos show a digital readout on the carriage, a tailstock with revolving centre, a jaw chuck on the headstock, a toolpost turret and a rear guard along the bed. We recommend confirming with us which accessories are included in the sale.
What capacity does this lathe have?
Our data sheet only lists the model and year, so we do not publish swing or distance between centres without checking them. If you need these dimensions to assess your parts, ask us and we will measure them on the machine itself at our premises in Monforte del Cid.
What type of workshop is a centre lathe like this suited to?
It is suited to maintenance, repair and general machining shops that work on one-off parts or short runs. A conventional centre lathe allows jobs to be set up quickly, without programming, and is practical for shafts, bushings, flanges and repair threading, without the need for CNC-specialist staff.
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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Arien A6620 lathe · Ref. 063515