What is this machine used for?
What is the Tiezheng TY400?
The TY400 is an exact TY-prefixed model documented on a Tiezheng catalog page headed TK Series. That source naming is preserved here: TK Series is the catalog family label, while the exact machine model is TY400. Final process suitability depends on the drawing, material, fixture and tolerance.
Which TY400 work envelope is documented?
The reviewed source records a 400 mm maximum turning diameter, 400 mm maximum cutting height, 400 kg maximum workpiece weight, 250 mm X-axis travel and 500 mm Z-axis travel.
Which spindle and turret configuration is listed?
The matrix lists a 12-inch three-jaw hydraulic chuck, A2-8 spindle nose, 50-2500 rpm spindle-speed range and a horizontal turret with 8 tool positions. These values describe the reviewed catalog configuration and are not a substitute for the final quotation.
How should buyers compare the TY400?
Use the published rows to compare workpiece envelope, travel, spindle, turret, utilities and machine dimensions. The RFQ should confirm CNC control, electrical standard, chuck and tooling, chip and coolant handling, automation interfaces, inspection method and acceptance criteria.
What should be sent for a TY400 RFQ?
Send the part drawing, material, critical tolerances, workpiece weight, annual volume, target cycle time, preferred control, workholding or automation requirement and destination country.
Does the catalog matrix define the final supplied configuration?
No. Source-verified rows support comparison and quotation preparation. The signed quotation and technical agreement control the final configuration and acceptance values.
Which Tiezheng TY400 specifications should buyers check?
The published Tiezheng TY400 specifications include Maximum turning diameter: 400 mm; X-axis travel: 250 mm; Z-axis travel: 500 mm. Treat travel, cutting capacity, workholding clearance and load as separate limits. Use the full specification table to check the proposed configuration; these values do not by themselves establish material suitability, achievable part tolerance or cycle time.
Read the full Tiezheng TY400 specification table.
Does this specification confirm suitability for my industry?
Industry labels alone do not establish a machining process. Start with the dimensions, operations and material information you know; a drawing can follow after the first contact. Confirm material grade and hardness, tolerances, stock condition, production volume and fixture requirements with the contact before agreeing the supplied configuration.
How can I compare this model and request a quotation?
Compare up to three models by the same specification label and unit. An omitted value is not zero, and an optional value is not a standard configuration. Keep the model name with your inquiry so the sales team can review the correct machine.
Confirm the TY400 configuration for your part
Use the published specifications to shortlist this model, then confirm the configuration with the contact listed on this site. Axis travel, workpiece capacity and table load describe different limits; they do not establish finished-part tolerance, material suitability or cycle time. A drawing is optional for the first contact. Machine prices and formal quotations are provided directly by the contact, not by this website.
- Check the published data. Read the available specification labels, units and configuration notes. Ask the contact for missing technical data for this exact model. An omitted value is not zero.
- Confirm the supplied configuration. Ask the contact for configuration-specific technical information. Confirm standard and optional equipment, tooling, workholding and acceptance requirements; do not assume an unlisted feature is included.
- Discuss your requirement. Start with the dimensions and operations you know. Agree a suitable channel for confidential drawings directly with the contact.
Does submitting an inquiry confirm the machine or a quotation?
No. An inquiry starts a discussion. The contact must confirm the proposed configuration and commercial terms with you; submitting a form is not machine acceptance or a formal quotation.
Discuss TY400 with the contact
