The Kern DMT CD 322 is a used lathe — sometimes referred to as a centre lathe or turning machine — manufactured by Kern in 2013. Lathes of this type are fundamental machine tools used across engineering, manufacturing, and precision machining workshops to shape metal workpieces by rotating them against cutting tools. Kern is a recognised name in precision machine tool manufacturing, producing equipment for industrial and workshop environments where accuracy and reliability are central requirements.
This machine is a single-spindle lathe with a working range suited to mid-size turning applications. The maximum swing diameter is 320 mm, with a maximum turning diameter of 150 mm, and the machine can accommodate workpieces up to 750 mm in length. These dimensions make it well suited to a broad range of shaft, sleeve, and component turning tasks.
The main spindle reaches a maximum speed of 4,000 revolutions per minute and is driven by a 16 kW motor, providing substantial power for both roughing and finishing cuts across a variety of materials. The tailstock is fitted with a 60 mm sleeve diameter and accepts tooling to a Morse taper 4 (MK 4) specification, a widely used standard that allows compatibility with a broad range of centres, drills, and other tailstock tooling.
Electrically, the machine is configured for a 400 V, 50 Hz supply, consistent with standard European industrial power. It is CE-marked in accordance with European standards. The machine has a recorded operating time of approximately 6,000 hours and has a total weight of around 2,500 kg, reflecting a robust and substantial build typical of industrial centre lathes.
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