This Gildemeister CTX 410 V6 is a used CNC lathe — sometimes called a turning centre — built in 2006 and currently located in Germany. Lathes of this type are used to machine cylindrical and complex workpiece geometries by rotating the part against a cutting tool, and are a mainstay of precision metalworking in industries such as automotive, aerospace, tooling, and general engineering. Gildemeister is a well-established German machine tool manufacturer with a long history of producing high-precision turning and milling machinery for demanding industrial applications.
The machine runs a Heidenhain plus IT control system and has accumulated 10,600 hours of programme runtime. Three-axis travel is recorded at 150 mm in X, 650 mm in Z, and 80 mm in Y, giving the machine its multi-axis turning capability. The spindle reaches a maximum speed of 5,000 rpm and accepts bar stock through a 65 mm spindle bore. Maximum turning diameter over the cross-slide is 375 mm, and the turning length extends to 635 mm.
The turret is configured with twelve stations and carries a VDI 30 tool interface, along with driven-tool capability indicated by the AGW designation, allowing live tooling operations such as milling, drilling, and tapping to be performed in a single setup. The machine has overall external dimensions of 5,000 mm × 2,500 mm × 2,800 mm and weighs approximately 5,800 kg, figures that are relevant for transport planning and floor-space allocation. The asking price is $39,800.
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