1300488137

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1300488137 is a numerical code used to denote the application field and working principle of a certain machine. The code 1300 is used to denote a specific category of machines, typically those used in the metalworking field. The 488 part of the code signifies the type of machine, which in this case is a lathe. The 137 part of the code indicates the machine\'s primary working principle, which is the production of cylindrical parts. In terms of application field, 1300488137 is typically used to produce cylindrical parts such as screws, spindles, and pins.

The machine in question is also known as a horizontal turning machine, due to its prominent feature of the two main cutting heads being located in a horizontal orientation on either side of the main body. The material used to make the parts is usually fed into the machining area and then clamp held. In order for the machining process to begin, the rotary cutting tools are then spun at high speed around the material. These cutting tools usually consist of a drill bit or end mill in order to create the desired shape.

Due to its design and the cutting process being able to be carried out relatively quickly, this kind of machine is ideal for creating larger batches of smaller parts for applications such as automotive engineering and medical equipment. They can also be used for producing larger parts, however, due to the amount of time and power required to generate internal cavities this process tends to be done on a vertical turning machine instead.

Since the cutting tools themselves remain stationary, the number and quality of parts that can be created is limited. To increase the number of parts being created as well as the accuracy, modern horizontal turning machines often include other tools such as automatic tool changing and spindle indexing.

In terms of ease-of-use and cost, horizontal turning machines are typically the preferred choice for creating smaller batches of parts quickly. Despite their limitations, they are still widely used and are a staple machine in most modern metalworking factories.

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