CINCOM D25

The Standard in CNC Automatic Lathes

  • Introducing Citizen’s newest development, the D25, equipped with double gang tool posts and B axis. The double gang layout enables short cycle times for high productivity at low part cost. The large number of tools, for both main and sub spindle, provides cost effective production of complex workpieces.

    • Next generation CNC system with touch screen and qwerty keyboard. Ready for IoT (Internet of Things)

    • Easy set up with on screen graphical prompts

    • 3 x Y axis, 3 x Z axis

    • B axis for front-back machining

    • Independent adjustable angle rotary tools to sub spindle

    • Power and speed: 5.5 kW and 10,000 rpm

    • With/without guide bushing – switchable operation

Additional Details

    • Z2 axis to second gang for opposed balance cutting to first gang and for simultaneous rough and finish machining. Back tool post (Y3 axis) accepts radial or face modular fixed/rotary tools and is equipped with adjustable rotary tool for face, radial or angle machining. B axis is on the first gang for complex machining on main and sub spindles.

Standard NC Functions

  • CINCOM SYSTEM M850W (Mitsubishi)

  • Display: 15 inch Touch Panel

  • Sub inch: 0.00001” Minimum Increment

  • Hi-Speed Program Check

  • Main-back Constant Surface Speed Control

  • Variable Lead Threading

  • Circular Threading

  • Corner Chamfering/Rounding

  • User Macro

  • Canned Cycle for Drilling

  • Main-Back C-Axis

  • Synchronous Tapping with Phasing Function

  • Differential Speed Synchronous Tapping

  • Hobbing/Polygon during Spindle Synchronization

  • Milling Interpolation

  • Helical Interpolation

  • Slant Helical Interpolation

  • Tool Life Management I and II

  • Program Storage 160m

  • Tool Offset 99 Pairs

  • 8 bits B-Code output

  • Optional Block Skip 9 sets

  • External Memory Running

  • Network I/O

Optional NC Functions

  • Program Storage Capacity: 320 / 600 / 1200 / 2400 / 4800m

Standard Accessories

  • Main Spindle Chucking Unit

  • Back Spindle Chucking Unit

  • Rotary Guide Bushing Unit

  • Rotary Tool Driving Unit On Gang Tool Post

  • Back Tool Post Rotary Unit

  • Coolant Unit (with Level Detector)

  • Lubricating Oil Supply Unit

  • Pneumatics Ejection Device

  • Cap Nut For NGB Mode

  • Door Lock

  • Cut-Off Tool Breakage Detector

  • Workpiece Separator and Conveyor

  • Spindle Oil Chiller

  • Work Light; Handling Tool

  • Thermal Displacement Correction Device

  • RS232 Interface

Optional Accessories

  • Knock-Out Jig for Through-Hole Workpiece

  • Chip Conveyor

  • Coolant Flow Rate Detector

  • Signal Lamp

  • 3-Color Signal Tower

Machine Specifications

Max. machining diameter (D)

Max. machining length (L)With guide bushing

Max. machining length (L) Guide bushing less

Spindle speed

Spindle speed of the gang rotary tool

Max. chuck diameter of back spindle

Max. part length for ejection to standard parts chute

Back spindle speed

Chuck and Bushing Main and back spindle collet

Tool size Tool(gang)

Tool size Sleeve

Rapid feed rate X1, X2, Z2 axes

Rapid feed Others

Motor for spindle drive

Motor for rotary tool on the gang tool post

Motor for back spindle drive

Motor Back tool post rotary drive

Rated power consumption

Center height

Weight

1″ dia. (∅ 32 mm option)

250 mm

2.5 D

Max. 10,000 rpm

Max. 9,000 rpm

1″ dia.

120 mm

Max. 10,000 rpm

TF30

5/8″ sq. , 3/4″ sq. (cut off)

1″ dia., 3/4″ dia.

24 m/ min

32 m/ min

3.7/ 5.5 kW

2.2 kW

2.2/ 3.7 kW

1.0 kW

13.2 kVA

1,050 mm

7,606 lbs.

LFV Technology

We provide next-generation machining tools to greatly reduce or eliminate a host of chip-related problems during cutting, taking your productivity to the next level.

LFV technology stands for low frequency vibration cutting. The servo axes are vibrated in the axial direction using a unique control technology where by cutting is performed while synchronizing
this vibration with the rotation of the spindle. This cutting method introduces regular "air-cutting" into the cycle, breaking up of chips into very small pieces making it the optimum processing method
for difficult-to-machine materials.