Compare CNC lathe prices by configuration, not by the lowest price in this category. This list also contains conventional lathes and metal saws; the selected CNC examples below separate their recorded capacities and equipment.
Current indicative equipment prices from the catalogue per machine. One listed price is not allocated to each length, bore or turret option. These comparisons exclude sea freight, destination charges and commissioning; request their separate scope and cost.
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| Machine and indicative price | Swing over bed | Spindle bore | Tool holding / configuration | Price basis |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flat-Bed CNC Lathe, 500 mm Swing, Four-Station Electric TurretDBW-M415$11,000 | 500 mm | 82 mm | Electric 4-position tool post | FOB Qingdao, China |
| Slant-Bed CNC Turning Centre with Hydraulic Turret, 11 kWDBW-M412$20,000 | 560 mm | 66 or 86 mm | Hydraulic turret, 8 or 12 tools | FOB Qingdao, China |
| Turn-Mill CNC Lathe with Driven Tools and Eight-Station TurretDBW-M479$23,000 | Not stated in the catalogue | 56 mm | 8-station turret + 3 + 3 driven tools | FOB Ningbo, China |
Read the dimensions separately: swing over bed is not guaranteed cutting diameter; spindle bore is not automatically usable bar capacity. Check both against the selected chuck, tooling and workpiece.
Confirm the controller model and included accessories in the itemised offer.
Choose the workpiece and machining operations first. Ask for the controller model, chuck, tool holders, software and commissioning scope in an itemised offer. A model name alone does not establish what is included.
The examples are selected catalogue listings, not market averages or a ranking of the cheapest machines. Confirm a price for one exact bed length, spindle bore and turret configuration.
The listing does not establish a separate price for each option. Ask for an itemised offer naming one bed length, spindle bore, turret and controller before comparing totals.
Swing over bed describes clearance over the bed, not a guaranteed cutting diameter. Spindle bore is the opening through the spindle, not automatically the usable bar capacity. Confirm the cutting envelope and workholding for your drawing.
