Used Hwacheon HiECO 21HS CNC Lathe | A.K. Machine Traders, Navi Mumbai, India

This used Hwacheon HiECO 21HS CNC lathe is available from A.K. Machine Traders in Navi Mumbai, India. It is a turning centre with a main spindle, a sub-spindle and live tooling for turning and milling in one setup.

It has an 8″ hydraulic main chuck and a 6″ hydraulic sub-chuck, a 40–4000 RPM main spindle, a 2″ bar capacity and a 12-position turret with 6 live tools.

Key Features

• Main spindle and sub-spindle for second-operation machining
• 12-position turret with 6 live tool positions
• Hydraulic chucks on both spindles
• Rotary tool speeds of 20–6,000 RPM

Technical Specifications

• Model: Hwacheon HiECO 21HS
• Chuck size (main/sub): 8″ hydraulic / 6″ hydraulic
• Maximum swing: 23.6″
• Maximum turning diameter: 11″
• Maximum turning length: 12.3″
• X-axis travel: 6.8″
• Z-axis travel: 17.9″
• Maximum bar capacity: 2″
• Spindle nose / bore: A2-6″ / 2.4″
• Spindle speed: 40–4000 RPM
• Spindle motor (30 minutes / continuous): 20 HP / 15 HP
• Sub-spindle speed: 30–4,000 RPM
• Rotary tool speed: 20–6,000 RPM
• Sub-spindle motor / live tool motor: 10 HP / 5 HP
• Turret positions: 12 (6 live)
• Rapid traverse X, Z / B: 1181 IPM / 590 IPM
• Machine dimensions (L x W x H): 60″ x 101″ x 74″
• Machine weight: 9,000 lbs

Applications

• Turned and milled shafts, pins and fittings
• Bar-fed small to medium components
• Parts needing machining on both ends in one setup
• General engineering and precision component production

Commercial Details

• Make: Hwacheon
• Model: HiECO 21HS
• Condition: Used
• Location: Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
• Seller: A.K. Machine Traders

Frequently Asked Questions

• Does it have a sub-spindle and live tooling? Yes, it has a 6″ hydraulic sub-chuck with a 30–4,000 RPM sub-spindle and a 12-position turret with 6 live positions.
• What is the bar capacity? The maximum bar capacity is 2″, with a 2.4″ spindle bore.
• What size is the machine? It measures 60″ x 101″ x 74″ (L x W x H) and weighs 9,000 lbs.
• What should I ask when enquiring? Ask for photos or video of the machine running under power, the control type and electrics, the tooling and chuck jaws included, inspection arrangements, and loading and shipping options.