Vertical CNC lathes are mainly used for processing large and heavy workpieces with large radial dimensions but relatively small axial dimensions and complex shapes. Such as cylindrical surfaces, end faces, conical surfaces, cylindrical holes, conical holes, etc. for various types of discs, wheels, and sleeve workpieces.

• When the workpiece is clamped under its own weight, it can ensure a tight fit between the reference plane and the fixture, reduce the gravitational inertia of the part itself, and thus achieve high-precision and high-stability machining results.
• For thin-walled and irregular parts, it is easier to process, and loading and unloading of parts is easier.
• For irregular parts that are difficult to grip, fixture manufacturing is simpler.
• The floor area of the entire machine is 1/2 of that of a horizontal lathe of the same specification.
• Automated assembly lines are easier to connect, making them highly suitable for processing medium to large parts.