Geminis GR3-W CNC Lathe

A Geminis vertical lathe machine designed for precise wheel hub boring.

Geminis GR3-W Boring Lathe Specifications

For wheel hub boring

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Wheel hub boring has never been more simple with the Geminis GR3-W, a boring lathe designed to streamline your wheel hub operations. With a boring accuracy of IT6 to IT7, every wheel hub that exits this machine is crafted to meet your exact specifications, allowing for a perfect fit. Plus, this boring lathe comes equipped with a conveyor at the entrance and a wheel output area, enabling automated wheel movement to increase the efficiency of your processes. From an automatic tool changer to industry leading technology and safety features, this CNC lathe provides you with everything you need to create wheel hubs of the highest quality. Get in touch with our team at DTS today to experience precise machining unlike any other.

Geminis GR3-W CNC Lathe Features

• Maximum Wheel Tread Diameter of 840-1250mm
• Chuck Diameter of 1200-1500mm
• Maximum Boring Diameter of 350mm
• Loading Capacity of 3000kg
• Motor Speeds Up To 500rpm
• Boring Accuracy of IT6 - IT7
• Automatic Tool Changer
• Storage Buffers
• Conveyor System for Wheel Loading
• Software Integration
• Safety Guarding

Elevate Your Wheel Hub Boring Operations with a CNC Lathe Today

At DTS, we strive to make your machining operations more efficient without compromising on quality. The Geminis GR3-W ensures this with an automated loading and unloading option, industry leading software and precise boring operations of up to IT7 accuracy. For more information on what your personalised boring lathe could look like, get in touch with our team today. You can also take a look at our other Geminis CNC lathes or the HONOR Seiki Vertical Lathes for alternative options.

FAQs

What is a boring machine used for?

A boring machine is primarily used for enlarging and finishing pre-existing holes in metal workpieces, allowing for precise dimensional control and superior surface finish in manufacturing. The Geminis GR3- W vertical lathe machine is capable of creating wheel hubs to precise dimensions, ensuring a perfect fit when it comes to assembly.

What is the difference between boring and milling?

Boring is a machining process specifically focused on enlarging and finishing existing holes with high precision, while milling is a more versatile cutting process that uses rotating tools to remove material from the outside of a workpiece to create various shapes and features. If you are looking for a milling machine, why not take a look at our range of Correa CNC Milling Machines today.

What is the difference between boring and turning?

A turning machine is used to reduce the outer diameter of a workpiece by rotating it against a stationary cutting tool whereas a boring lathe focuses on any holes. The key difference between these two machines is that turning machines work on external surfaces whereas a boring machine works on internal surfaces. Explore our turning machines today!