Vertical lathes can process various types of parts and components, mainly including the following:
Disc parts: such as gears, turbines, worms, pulleys, flywheel discs, flanges, hub connectors, etc.
Shaft parts: such as camshafts, crankshafts, connecting rods, pistons, valve shafts, bearing caps, joysticks, etc.
Wheel hub parts: such as wheel hubs, rims, brake drums, side beams, shock absorber seats, shaft heads, etc.
Shell parts: such as main bearing caps, cylinder blocks, oil pans, flywheel housings, transmission housings, etc.
Thin-wall parts: such as various brackets, thin-wall connectors, housings, etc.
Mold parts: such as stamping molds, injection molds, etc.
General parts: such as flanges, sleeves, countersunk holes, countersunk holes, etc.
The above are detailed examples of what vertical lathes can do. Vertical lathes are suitable for machining large-diameter shafts and disc parts, including inner and outer cylindrical surfaces, conical surfaces, arc surfaces, end faces, grooving, various threads, drilling, reaming, boring, chamfering and other cutting processes. They have high machining accuracy and high production efficiency.
