CNC Lathes

Y-II WITH GL300F (2012)

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MakeY-II WITH

ModelGL300F

Year2012

CategoryCNC Lathes

ConditionUsed

Y-II WITH GL300F Specifications

# Chuck Diameter	10"
# Maximum Swing	16.93"
# Standard Cutting Diameter	13.0"
# Maximum Cutting Diameter	16.93"
# Maximum Cutting Length Chuckwork	8.86"
# Maximum Cutting Length Shaftwork	25.59"
# Distance Between Spindle Faces Max.	57.09"
# Distance Between Spindle Faces Min	9.82"
# Spindle Nose	A2-8
# Spindle Bore	3.46"
# Maximum Bar Diameter	3.0"
# Spindle Speed/Ranges	4,000 RPM/1
# Spindle Indexing (C-Axis)	0.001 deg./360,000 Positions
# Spindle Horsepower (30 min.)	30 HP (AC)
# Spindle Torque	441.34 ft.-lbs.
# Type of Turrets	Dodecagonal/Drum Non-Lift
# Tool Holder Shanks	Modified VDI
# Turret Index Time (1 Step)	0.3 Sec.
# Total Number of Tools	24 (12x2)
# Tool Size Turning & Facing	1" x 1"
# Boring Bar Maximum Diameter	2"
# Mill Spindle Speed	4,000 RPM
# Mill Spindle Horsepower (10 Min)	10 HP (AC)
# Mill Spindle Torque (4000 RPM)	57.88 ft.-lbs.
# Mill Spindle Torque (2000 RPM Option)	72.34 ft.-lbs.
# Maximum Drill	7/8"
# Maximum End Mill	13/16"
# Maximum Tap	8-5/8 UNC
# Y-Axis Travel	+/- 3.0"
# X-Axis Travel	12.2"
# Z-Axis Travel	23.82"
# Rapid Traverse Y-Axis	393 IPM
# Rapid Traverse X-Axis	945 IPM
# Rapid Traverse Z-Axis	945 IPM
# Rapid Traverse C-Axis	400 RPM
# Machine Floor Space W/O Automation or Bar Feeder	95.3" x 167.7"
# Machine Height	85.44"
# Total Power Required (Machine Only)	76 KVA
# Air Requirements	71 psi / 14 CFM
# Total Weight (For Machine Only)	26,400 lbs.

Do you have a Y-II WITH GL300F to sell?

We are actively seeking a 2012 Y-II WITH GL300F Big Bore Lathe. This impressive CNC lathe boasts a robust design and a range of features that are perfect for high-demand machining environments. With a chuck diameter of 10 inches and a maximum swing of 16.93 inches, this machine offers the capacity to handle a variety of workpieces. The standard cutting diameter reaches up to 13 inches, while the maximum cutting diameter is an impressive 16.93 inches, allowing you to tackle large components with ease. The GL300F is designed for efficiency, featuring a maximum cutting length for chuckwork of 8.86 inches and for shaftwork of 25.59 inches. The distance between spindle faces ranges from a minimum of 9.82 inches to a maximum of 57.09 inches, providing flexibility for your projects.

Powered by a spindle nose A2-8 with a bore of 3.46 inches, this lathe can accommodate a maximum bar diameter of 3 inches. It operates at a spindle speed of 4,000 RPM, delivering the performance needed for precise machining. Equipped with a robust 30 HP spindle and a torque of 441.34 ft.-lbs., the GL300F is capable of handling demanding tasks. The turret system is a dodecagonal/drum non-lift type, supporting 24 tools with a rapid index time of just 0.3 seconds. This means you can switch between tools quickly, enhancing productivity on the shop floor. With Y-axis travel of +/- 3.0 inches and X-axis travel of 12.2 inches, along with Z-axis travel of 23.82 inches, the machine offers excellent maneuverability for various machining operations.

Sellers often choose to part with their machines for reasons such as upgrading to newer technology, downsizing operations, or even closing facilities. If you find yourself in a similar situation, we understand the complexities involved and are here to help make the process as smooth as possible. At Superior Machine Tools, we buy nationwide and offer fast payments to sellers. We take care of all logistics, so you can focus on what matters most. If you're ready to sell your 2012 Y-II WITH GL300F Big Bore Lathe, reach out to us today. Let us provide a hassle-free selling experience that meets your needs.

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