Lathe and Grinding Combination Machine

Key Features

Lathe and Grinding Combination Machine at a glance

Turning and grinding on one bed: the parts that leave a lathe for a grinder come back to one setup, so the second fixturing is gone.

360 mm cutting diameter, 500 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 360 mm of cutting diameter over 500 mm of cutting length, which sets the part size before any other choice is made.

8-station turret plus grinding spindle

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 Lathe and Grinding Combination Machine suits:

• Shafts that need a turned diameter and a ground journal on the same part.
• Hydraulic spool and piston parts where the sealing surface is ground.
• Bearing journals where the finish decides the fit.
• Parts that currently travel from a lathe to a grinder and back.

Why Choose the Lathe and Grinding Combination Machine?

Pick the lathe-grinding combination when a part needs both turning and grinding and the second trip is costing you alignment. Turning and grinding share one bed, so the ground journal stays aligned to the turned diameter without re-fixturing. If only a few parts a month need grinding, a separate grinder is usually cheaper.

How it compares

Product Parameters

Bar Work and Chuck Work

This machine is set up for chuck work: parts are loaded individually rather than fed from a bar magazine. That suits billets, castings, forgings and parts too large or too heavy to feed as bar. If your process runs from bar, say so before the quotation — the spindle configuration and the liner are decided at that point.

Questions before ordering

What is the largest part this machine can turn?

360 mm maximum cutting diameter over 500 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 Lathe and Grinding Combination Machine 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.