Gang-tool NC lathe is ideal for customers who want to reduce processing time or achieve high-precision machining.

A disadvantage compared to the turret is the lower number of tool installations.

Hasegawa makes gang type NC lathes.

"Gang tool" refers to a tool resembling a comb used for hair styling.

Currently, NC lathes are broadly classified into two types:

Gang-type NC lathes and turret-type NC lathes.

Features of comb-type (gang-type) NC lathes include:

Gang-type lathes allow tool movement and positioning only by table movement, unlike turret-type NC lathes. Therefore, there is no need to allocate a turret (drum-shaped device), resulting in no allocation time and significantly reduced processing time.

The distance from the slide of the gang-type to the tool tip position is much shorter compared to the turret, resulting in a structure that ensures precision. Additionally, there is no need for allocation, eliminating the impact of allocation precision.

We also offer large gang-type lathes.
We also provide hybrid gang-type NC lathes with turrets mounted on the table.

[Introduction to Hasegawa]
Hasegawa strives for continuous technological innovation to provide compact and high-precision CNC lathes and machining centers. Leveraging the latest technology and skilled craftsmanship, we are involved in the entire process from development to manufacturing and customization.

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