A 100 mm spindle bore allows larger diameter pipes, bar stock, and long shafts to pass through the spindle headstock directly for efficient machining.

It is extensively used across mining, shipbuilding, power plants, sugar mills, steel rolling mills, paper mills, and heavy equipment manufacturing facilities.

It efficiently turns and cuts a broad selection of materials, including alloy steel, stainless steel, cast iron, mild steel, brass, and bronze.

The 7-foot bed provides ample center distance and physical space to support heavy workpieces while maintaining rigid alignment during heavy metal cutting.

Regular maintenance includes lubricating the bedways and headstock gears, checking drive belt tension, clearing metal chips, and verifying spindle alignment.