The Citizen Cincom R 07 VI is a used lathe — sometimes referred to as a turning machine — a machine tool designed to remove material by rotating a workpiece against cutting tools to produce precision cylindrical, threaded, and profiled components. Citizen is a well-established Japanese manufacturer recognised in the precision machining industry for its sliding-headstock CNC lathes, which are widely used in the production of small, complex turned parts for sectors including medical, automotive, electronics, and watchmaking.
Built in 2012 and currently located in Germany, this machine is controlled by a Citizen Cincom CNC system and operates across 6 axes, making it capable of simultaneous multi-axis machining. The main spindle accepts bar stock up to 12 mm in diameter and turns workpieces up to 7 mm turning diameter and 40 mm turning length, with threading capacity up to M4. Spindle speed ranges from 0 to 16,000 rpm, driven by a 1.1 kW spindle motor.
The counter-spindle extends the machine's capability for back-end operations, running at up to 10,000 rpm with a pick-off length of 40 mm, a C-axis resolution of 1°, and a thread-tapping capacity of M3. Its dedicated motor delivers 0.5 kW. Four tools are available for counter-machining operations.
The tooling system comprises two tool carriers with a combined total of 13 stations, including 5 turning tools and 4 drilling tools, all using an 8 mm tool shank cross-section.
The machine connects to a 3-phase 400 V / 50 Hz power supply and has a total power demand of 4 kVA. Its footprint is 1,465 mm × 560 mm × 1,410 mm and it weighs approximately 950 kg.
The machine has been inspected and is reported to be fully operational. Included with the machine are a pneumatic workpiece extraction system, an LNS Tryton 112 bar feeder, and a Rother minimum quantity lubrication (MQL) system.
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