Type III / IV cylinder neck machining machine

Horizontal machining center for Type III and Type IV cylinder neck drilling, boring, chamfering, thread milling, and indexed turning.

Horizontal machining unitBT50 spindle24-tool magazine

Process coverage

Bottom-hole drilling, internal boring, inner thread milling, chamfering, stepped boring, and end-face milling.

Machine format

Horizontal machining center with moving-column unit, dedicated table, self-centering clamps, servo rotary table, tail support, hydraulic station, and centralized lubrication.

Loading and clamping

Manual loading with hydraulic self-centering clamping at the front and rear, plus matched support on the cylinder body side.

Workflow

The part is clamped, machined on one end, indexed 180°, and then machined on the opposite side.

Representative technical parameters

Typical reference data for equipment selection and early technical review.

ItemParameter
Workpiece diameterΦ300-Φ650 mm
Workpiece length850-2500 mm
Workpiece weight≤300 kg
Neck inner hole length20-150 mm
Neck inner hole diameterΦ30-Φ80 mm
Neck diameterΦ50-Φ130 mm
X / Y / Z travel300 / 300 / 700 mm
Spindle taper / speedBT50 / 6000 rpm
Rapid speed5 m/min
Positioning accuracy±0.01 / 300 mm
Repeatability0.01 mm
Tool magazine24 tools, max tool weight 8 kg
Air / power requirement0.8 MPa / 25 kVA
Target cycle≤20 min per part, excluding loading and unloading

Mechanical highlights

  • High-strength cast iron base with stress-relief treatment.
  • Linear roller guides and ball-screw transmission on motion axes.
  • Servo-driven 180° indexing table for stable turning.
  • Wet cutting with independent coolant tank, twin pumps, and chain chip conveyor.

Typical inquiry scenarios

  • Composite cylinder production When multiple neck features must be completed on one dedicated platform.
  • Large workpiece stability When secure self-centering clamping, tail support, and indexed turning are required.
  • Project definition When machine scope, process coverage, and configuration must be confirmed before quotation.

Need to machine your own cylinder neck geometry?

Share cylinder diameter, length, neck dimensions, process sequence, and target output. We can determine whether this base concept fits directly or should be further customized.