Geminis GR3-W Railway Wheel Hub Boring Machining
Geminis GR3-W Railway Hub Boring Machine
This vertical lathe is specifically designed for machining wheel hubs. Additional options are available such as; automatic loading and unloading, measuring systems and measuring data exchange software that seamlessly integrates with the axel producing machine.
Geminis works hard to provide you with a customised solution for your unique application. Specifically for the rail industry, these machines are well-renown for their reliability and accuracy.
Their range of railway machinery supports the manufacture of rolling stock undercarriage parts, including axles, wheels and wheelsets.
Technical Specifications – Support Chuck
Maximum diameter: 1.6 mm
Maximum weight on table 3kgs
Technical Specifications – Traverse
Longitudinal – X Axis +/- 16mm
Vertical – Z Axis – 700 mm
Technical Specifications – Boring Head
Tool holding system diameter 25 (weldon type)*
Speed range 1.000 min-1
Main motor power 28 kW
Maximum boring diameter 250 mm
*optional
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