CNC Metal Tube End Thinning Heat Spinning Lathe Machine For Cookware Kitchen Pot

The digital AC servo motor paired with servo stepless speed change provides exact spindle speed regulation for each material type and wall thickness. With a pulse equivalent of 0.001 mm and positioning accuracy of 0.01 mm, the machine delivers repeatable results within 0.02 mm — critical for cookware components that require uniform wall thickness after thinning.

The SX-100, SX-150, and SX-200 cover maximum blank diameters of 100 mm, 150 mm, and 200 mm respectively, with stainless steel processing ranges from 0.8–2 mm up to 2–4 mm. This allows cookware manufacturers to select the right machine for their specific product line without paying for unused capacity.

Heat spinning eliminates the need for complex forging dies and cold extrusion molds typically required for tube end forming. Manufacturers developing new pot or pan profiles can move from design to production faster, with significantly lower per-variant tooling investment.

Automatic spray lubrication maintains optimal conditions at the spinning contact zone, while centralized automatic refueling handles machine-wide lubrication without manual greasing schedules. Built-in stroke protection prevents overtravel damage, protecting both the workpiece and the machine.

The integrated hand wheel gives operators direct manual control during job setup and first-article adjustments. Combined with CNC programming for production runs, this balances rapid changeover flexibility with fully automated cycle consistency.