The Weisser Vertor 30-1 R is a lathe — sometimes referred to as a turning machine — a machine tool used to rotate a workpiece against a cutting tool to produce cylindrical, conical, and profiled components with precision. Weisser is a German manufacturer with a long-standing reputation for producing CNC and conventional lathes serving the metalworking and engineering industries.
This is a used example built in 1993 and currently located in Germany. It is configured in the R-version, meaning the tool turret is positioned to the right-hand side of the three-jaw chuck. The machine offers a turning diameter of approximately 500 mm and a swing diameter of approximately 600 mm, indicating the maximum workpiece size that can be accommodated over the bed. Axis travel is approximately 400 mm on the X-axis and 600 mm on the Z-axis, defining the envelope within which the cutting tool can move.
The spindle is driven by a 63 kW motor and reaches a maximum turning speed of 2,000 rpm, making it well suited to a wide range of materials and cutting conditions. Tool changes are handled by a single 12-position turret, allowing multiple tools to be indexed into position automatically and reducing cycle times during batch production. The control system is a Siemens Sinumerik System 3, a CNC platform widely used on machines of this era and still supported in many workshop environments. The machine weighs approximately 9.3 tonnes, reflecting a robust, rigidly built construction appropriate for heavy-duty turning operations.
The machine is offered with a hydraulic three-jaw chuck of 400 mm diameter, a selection of toolholders for the turret, a chip conveyor, and a coolant system.
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