The Emco 425 is a used lathe — sometimes referred to as a turning machine — built in 1995 and currently located in Germany. Lathes are machine tools used to rotate a workpiece against a cutting tool to perform turning, facing, threading, and other precision machining operations. Emco is a well-established Austrian manufacturer with a long history of producing CNC and conventional machine tools for the metalworking and manufacturing industries.
This particular machine is configured as a twin-spindle CNC lathe, making it suited to high-productivity turning applications. It is equipped with a Sinumerik 810 CNC control and features two main spindles and two counter spindles, allowing simultaneous or sequential machining operations that reduce cycle times and improve throughput. The machine is also fitted with an FMB rod pitch charger capable of handling bar stock up to 26 mm in diameter and 120 mm in pitch, enabling automated bar-fed production.
The drive power is rated at 11 kW, and the spindle speed range runs from 20 to 5,000 rpm. The machine additionally supports driven tooling (AWZ) up to 4,000 rpm, with spindle indexing available in 3° increments across every four spindles. Tooling is accommodated via a VDI 16 turret with 12 tool stations, with the option of four AWZ live tool positions.
The machine has accumulated approximately 16,814.7 operating hours. Its footprint is approximately 2.5 × 2.2 × 1.8 metres, and it weighs 2,600 kg. It is offered in used condition at a price of $29,000.
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