TCK80Y CNC Mill-Turn Machine

Key Features

TCK80Y CNC Mill-Turn Machine at a glance

Y axis on a 750 mm cutting diameter: cross holes and off-centre features come off the same setup as the turning.

750 mm cutting diameter, 1500 mm cutting length

The cutting diameter is the figure that decides what fits with the turret in place; the swing over the bed is larger and describes clearance, not capacity. On this machine the working envelope is 750 mm of cutting diameter over 1500 mm of cutting length, which sets the part size before any other choice is made.

90 mm bar capacity

Bar up to 90 mm feeds through the spindle, so a bar-fed job removes the sawing step and the second handling stage. Stock above that is chucked and run as a billet. If your bar runs close to the limit, send the tolerance on the bar itself — cold-drawn and hot-rolled stock of the same nominal size do not both pass a standard liner.

12-station y-axis

The turret arrangement is what decides how much of the part comes off in one setup. Count the stations the process needs against what the machine carries before comparing prices: a lower quotation that needs a second operation on another machine is not a lower cost per part.

Primary Applications

The TCK80Y suits:

• Large shafts with cross holes, keyways or flats off the centreline.
• Roll and drum parts in the 750 mm cutting diameter range.
• Pipe and flange work where the bolt circle sits off the axis.
• Heavy parts where a second setup would need a crane and a re-alignment.

Why Choose the TCK80Y?

Pick the TCK80Y when the part is large and the milling is off the centreline. A Y axis on an 850 mm swing machine lets cross holes and keyways come off the same setup as the turning, which matters most on parts too heavy to re-chuck without losing alignment. Three bed lengths cover 1500, 1950 and 2950 mm of cutting length.

How it compares

Product Parameters

Bed lengths

The bed length is the one choice you cannot change later. Buy the length the part needs and no more: a longer bed adds floor space and a heavier casting without adding capacity the part does not use.

Bar Stock and Bar Feeding

Up to 90 mm bar feeds through the spindle. That figure is the working capacity with the collet, liner and bar feeder connected — the bare bore is larger than what you can actually feed. Stock above 90 mm is chucked and run as a billet.

A bar feeder suits round, hexagonal or square stock running continuously; a gantry or robot loader suits billets, castings and parts that need a second operation or a flip. The choice changes the footprint and the foundation, so fix it before the machine is built.

Questions before ordering

What is the largest part this machine can turn?

750 mm maximum cutting diameter over 1500 mm of cutting length. The cutting diameter already accounts for the turret sitting between the part and the operator, so it is the figure to use when checking a drawing.

How do I compare two quotations for this machine?

Compare five things: the turret station count and whether driven tools are included, the chuck and bar capacity, the control system and its options, the chip and coolant package, and what is excluded from the price. A lower figure usually means something on that list was left out.

Can the machine be customized?

Yes. Spindle options, control systems (Fanuc, Siemens, GSK or others), automation interfaces, chip conveyors and special tooling are specified with the order. Send the drawing and the batch size, and the configuration is proposed against the part rather than against a catalogue.

What do you need to quote this machine?

Part drawing, material, blank size and form, the operation list, monthly volume, and whether you plan to feed bar or load with a robot. With those five we name one or two models instead of a range.

Request a TCK80Y configuration and quote

Send your drawing, material, largest part diameter and batch size. Email sales1@handemocnc.com or WhatsApp +86 135 6320 3038. You can also upload a drawing through the drawing upload page or send an enquiry here.