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Hyundai WIA L400C (2012)

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Hyundai WIA L400C (2012)

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MakeHyundai WIA
ModelL400C
Year2012
CategoryCNC Lathes
ConditionUsed

Hyundai WIA L400C Specifications

Bar Capacity4.6"
Chuck Size15"
Spindle Speed2,000 RPM
Spindle Motor40 HP
X Axis Travel12.6"
Z Axis Travel47.4"
Rapid Rate Z Axis787 IPM
Turret Tools12 Station
Rapid Rate X Axis787 IPM
Max Turning Dia21.1"
Max Turning Length46.5"
Max Swing30.7"
Tailstock CenterMT#4
Tailstock Quill Travel5.9"
Tailstock Quill Diameter5.9"
Tailstock Body Travel43.3"
Spindle NoseA2-11
Spindle Bore5.1"
Dimensions167" x 87" x 85"
Weight24,251 LBS

Do you have a Hyundai WIA L400C to sell?

We are actively seeking a 2012 HYUNDAI WIA L400C CNC Lathe. This exceptional big bore lathe is designed for high performance and precision machining. With a bar capacity of 4.6 inches and a robust 15-inch chuck size, the L400C is perfect for handling larger workpieces. The spindle speed reaches up to 2,000 RPM, powered by a strong 40 HP spindle motor, ensuring efficient and effective operations. The X and Z axis travels are impressive, with the X axis providing 12.6 inches and the Z axis offering a generous 47.4 inches of travel, making it ideal for a variety of turning applications.

The machine features a rapid rate of 787 IPM for both the X and Z axes, enhancing productivity and reducing cycle times. The turret is equipped with 12 stations, allowing for quick tool changes and versatility in machining tasks. The maximum turning diameter of 21.1 inches and a maximum turning length of 46.5 inches, combined with a maximum swing of 30.7 inches, provide this lathe with the capability to handle large parts with ease. Additionally, it includes a tailstock center of MT#4 with a quill travel of 5.9 inches and a diameter of 5.9 inches, enhancing its versatility. The tailstock body travel spans 43.3 inches, further increasing its functionality.

With dimensions of 167 inches by 87 inches by 85 inches and a weight of 24,251 pounds, the HYUNDAI WIA L400C is a solid addition to any shop looking to boost its CNC capabilities. If you're looking to sell your used CNC machines, including the L400C, we offer competitive prices and a hassle-free selling experience. Contact us today to discuss your machine and get a quote!

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