Geminis GT7i Lathe

The Geminis GT7i Lathe is the ultimate horizontal lathe machine. Its convenient tooling operation and easy operator access make milling simple. With the ability to handle loads of up to 25,000kg and 24 metres long, the GT7i is a highly versatile CNC lathe machine. At DTS, we understand not every business is the same. That’s why we tailor each and every one of our horizontal lathes to your needs. Whether you need a certain tooling accessory or you typically handle longer workpieces and need a larger distance between centres, we can customise this Geminis lathe to meet the requirements of your business.Get in touch with our team today to find out how we can create a horizontal machine to perfectly fit your business processes.

Geminis GT7i Horizontal Lathe Features

• Quick Change Tool System
• Customisable Distance Between Centres of Up to 24 Metres
• Maximum Load Capacity of 25,000kg
• Swing Over Bed of Up to 1800mm
• Swing Over Cross Slide of Up to 1600mm
• Main Spindle Motor Speeds of Up to 110kW
• User-Friendly CNC Control System
• Self-Centering Steady Rest Available
• Motorised Tail Stock with Fully Programmable Options
• New Enclosure with Chuck Guard
• Easy Access to Spindle for Maintenance
• Compatible with Multiple Tool Accessories

Get in Touch for a Customised GT7i CNC Lathe Machine

With a maximum distance of 24 metres between centres, a loading capacity of 25,000kg, a user-friendly CNC control system and more, the Geminis GT7i is a versatile CNC lathe machine that can be easily tailored to match the needs of your business. For more information on how we can customise this multi-process lathe to your requirements, get in touch with us today.

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FAQs

What is a horizontal lathe?

A horizontal lathe is a machine tool used for shaping cylindrical workpieces by rotating them against cutting tools. It's primarily used for operations like turning, facing, drilling, and threading on materials such as metal or wood, with the workpiece held horizontally between two points (centres).

What is the difference between a vertical lathe and a horizontal lathe?

There is one key difference between a vertical lathe and a horizontal lathe. A vertical lathe holds the workpiece vertically and rotates it around a vertical axis whereas a horizontal lathe machine holds the workpiece in a horizontal position.

What customisations can you offer for a horizontal CNC lathe machine?

At DTS, we strive to create horizontal lathes that meet your requirements. That’s why we’re able to customise almost every aspect of your Geminis lathe. From the distance between centres to the loading capacity and accessories, there are a range of customisations we can make to your next horizontal lathe. Contact us today to find out how we can create the ultimate CNC lathe machine for your business.