You Ji CTV

The vertical lathes of the CTV series, are the result of a series of studies carried out by YOU JI on the entire range of its vertical lathes, from which it emerged that their main objective is the great versatility of use so that the machine in question is suitable for machining in the energy, oil, wind, mining, rail, steel, oil, transmission, nuclear, aeronautical, shipbuilding, earthmoving, moulds, automotive, transport, textiles sectors and mechanics in general.

VTC models are equipped with cross carriage and single tool (Capto C6 or BT 50) for applications where the variety of workpieces to be machined is wide, benefiting from the overall rigidity determined by the proximity of the tool to the workpiece.

The VTC line includes a series of vertical lathes and vertical turning centers for milling, drilling and grinding, with self-centering diameter from 600 to 1,000 mm, turning diameter up to 1,100 mm, equipped with spindle motor with power up to 45 Kw and milling motor with power up to 15 Kw.

Basically, this is a line of extremely advanced and comfortable machines, which we believe fully satisfy the evolution of the brands in a perspective of modernity of production and enhance the innovative effort made by YOU JI designers who draw on the great experience that the company has accumulated in over 40 years of business in the vertical turning market.

The You Ji CTV series brings together compact vertical turning centres in three sizes, each also available with a C-axis variant: CTV750 and CTV750+C, CTV900 and CTV900+C, CTV1100 and CTV1100+C. Every model is fitted with a CAPTO C8 tool magazine interface and a 30 HP (about 22.4 kW) double-wound spindle, with top speed decreasing as size increases: 0-2,000 rpm on the CTV750, 0-1,500 on the CTV900, 0-1,000 on the CTV1100, with an A2-11 or A2-15 nose depending on the model. The swing-arm magazine carries 24 stations with a 6-second tool change, run by the Fanuc 0iT-F Plus control across the range. On the +C variants, a live (C-axis) spindle of 10-15 HP at 3,500 rpm adds milling to the turning cycle, making the CTV series suited both to pure turning and to complete machining in a single setup.