Which CNC lathe range is published?
The category contains 31 published machine records, and 27 include model-level specification tables. The range covers compact turning, Y-axis turning, dual-spindle and multi-axis turn-mill configurations.
Machine category
CNC turning lathe
Choose a GKD CNC lathe by matching bar diameter, turning envelope, spindle speed, axis count and automation needs to the part drawing—not by model name alone. The current range covers compact CNC-46 machines with a 36 mm bar capacity, seven-axis LM-6SY systems with a 500 mm processing diameter, and ten-axis LM10SY-II turn-mill centers with a 400 mm processing diameter. Buyers should shortlist models only after confirming material, maximum part diameter and length, tolerance, annual volume and required secondary operations. This page compares 31 published CNC lathe records and links each verified specification set to its individual machine page for RFQ review.
Buyer guide
Choose the right machine from verified data
Which model suits small bar work?
CNC-46 provides a 36 mm bar-through diameter, a 46 mm spindle through-hole and a 300 mm maximum processing length. Its retained specification identifies an A2-4 spindle nose and a 5-inch chuck.
Which model combines two spindles and Y-axis machining?
LM-6SY is documented as a seven-axis machine with a 500 mm maximum processing diameter and 500 mm maximum processing length. Its main spindle is rated from 0 to 6000 rpm with a 46 mm bar-hole diameter.
Which machine offers the broadest verified axis configuration?
LM10SY-II is documented with 10 axes, a 400 mm maximum processing diameter and a 400 mm maximum processing length. Its main spindle uses an A2-6 nose, an 80 mm through-hole and a speed range of 1 to 4000 rpm.
What must be confirmed before an RFQ?
Send the maximum part diameter and length, raw-material form, tolerance, annual quantity and required operations. At minimum, those five inputs allow GKD to compare the drawing against the published spindle, travel and tooling data.
Dual-Spindle Gang-Tool Turn-Mill Center
DOUBLE SPINDLES DOUBLE ROW CUTTER TURNING AND MILLING CENTER
The retained images confirm a dual-spindle, gang-tool turning and milling center designed to combine machining operations and reduce repeated workpiece clamping. The exact product model, controller and technical specifications remain pending confirmation; no local document has been assigned to this record.
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LM-15Y
BIAXIAL TURNING AND MILLING CENTER
The retained primary image identifies this biaxial turning and milling center as LM-15Y. Exact bed length, controller and technical specifications remain pending confirmation; the local LM15Y/1000 Fanuc document has not been published or treated as an exact match.
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Double spindles double turret cnc turning and milling lathe center
Double spindles double turret cnc turning and milling lathe center
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How many CNC lathe records are available?
This category publishes 31 CNC lathe records; 27 currently include structured model-level specification tables.
What bar diameter can the CNC-46 accept?
The retained CNC-46 specification lists a 36 mm bar-through diameter and a 46 mm spindle through-hole.
What is the LM-6SY spindle speed?
The LM-6SY main spindle is listed at 0–6000 rpm, with a 46 mm bar-hole diameter.
Is LM10SY-II a multi-axis turn-mill machine?
Yes. The retained specification lists 10 axes and a 400 mm maximum processing diameter.
What information should a CNC lathe RFQ include?
Include the drawing, material, maximum diameter and length, tolerance, annual volume and required secondary operations.