CNC Lathes

Victor Taichung's manual lathes were the most popular lathes in the US market during the past three decades. The factory's production line used to produce up to 800 lathes a month. The first CNC lathe (model C-16, D-24) with Fanuc 2000 control was established in 1980. It was the first flat bed CNC lathe at the time. Nowadays, Victor Taichung has in production over 60 models with up to 100 sets of CNC lathes per month. The chuck sizes are from 6" to 24" on the horizontal lathes and from 12" up to 35" on the vertical lathes. They are available with optional live tooling, sub-spindle, Y-axis and large spindle bore models. All of them can be integrated with gantry robot, free standing robot or Easyway robot system for factory automation. All the CNC lathes are standard with Fanuc’s latest control, Fanuc spindle motor and servo motor system. Kitagawa chuck (except large spindle bore model), chip conveyor and air conditioner for electrical cabinet. The Vturn-X26 is coming in year 2008 and should be available on the market in 2009.