Turning Center Spindles: Belt-Drive Horizontal / Vertical and Gear Drive

A turning spindle is the main component in a lathe machine. The turning spindle holds and rotates the workpiece as the cutting tool is fed into the material. The turning spindle also transfers power from the motor to the cutting tool, enabling precise and accurate machining of the workpiece. The lathe machine spindle is supported by a pair of bearings that allow the spindle to be rotated with minimal friction and wear. The spindle also features several tools, such as a chuck, to securely hold the workpiece in place as it is machined. Different lathe machines have different turning spindles that are designed for different types and sizes of workpieces, allowing machining of different materials and shapes. The rotation and speed of the turning spindle is controlled by a motor that can be adjusted to suit the specific machining requirements of the workpiece. To ensure accuracy and consistency, the speed and rotation of the spindle should be constantly monitored while machining. 

Turning Center Spindles

Belt-Drive Horizontal:

4" / A2-4

KT1406

KT7006G

6" / A2-5

KT1605

KT1605I

KT1605N

8" / A2-6

KT20045

KT2004A

KT2204

10" / A2-8

KT26025C

KT2803A

15" / A2-11

KT36015B

Gear Drive Type:

A2 - 6

KTG2204

A2 - 8

KTG2803

Belt-Drive Vertical:

A2-5

KTV1605

A2-6

KTV2004

A2-8

KTV26022

KTV26022A

A2-11

KTV3402

KTV3002