ProfiTurn H

Guaranteed Precision in all Applications

WaldrichSiegen horizontal turning lathes, ProfiTurn H, provide the highest accuracies, reliability and performance, allowing for high quality and economic machining of complex workpieces. Great importance is attached to a rugged design and maximum stiffness of the overall machine structure. In principle the ProfiTurn H series is equipped with hydrostatic guideways in all linear axes providing for high, wear-free operation along with excellent damping characteristics.
All major components are manufactured in-house with the highest precision. Our wide range of options, developed to reduce reclamping, alignment and machining times considerably, provides maximum flexibility.

ProfiTurn H horizontal turning lathe

Face plate and hydrostatic pads

Machining of a turbine rotor

High cutting force

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Maximum Performance for Each Application

Torques 
up to 400.000 Nm

Workpiece weights 
up to 500 t

Workpiece lengths 
up to 30.000 mm

Power 
up to 500 kW

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For Complex and Individual Requirements.

WaldrichSiegen is your expert partner for innovative, customer-specific machine solutions. We design customized machines according to the latest state of the art and the highest quality standards for all industries.

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Guaranteed Precision for all Applications

Maximum precision during turning operations is achieved thanks to the extreme rigidity of the machine structure. The consistent integration of hydrostatic guides provides you with important advantages in the machining of your workpieces in terms of absolute precision and the highest tolerances. 

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