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A VIGERT KX-36 CNC Lathe, which stands for Computer Numerical Control lathe, is a type of machine tool used for precision machining of cylindrical workpieces. It’s a computer-controlled version of a traditional lathe, which is a machine used to shape materials by rotating the workpiece against various cutting tools. CNC lathes have automated controls that allow for greater precision, repeatability, and efficiency in the manufacturing process.

Key features and components of a CNC lathe include:

1. Bed: The base of the machine that supports the other components. It’s designed to be rigid and stable.
2. Poupée : This houses the main spindle that rotates the workpiece. The spindle can be driven by a motor and is adjustable for speed and direction.
3. Chuck: A device attached to the spindle that holds the workpiece securely while it rotates. Chucks can be three-jaw, four-jaw, or specialized for certain tasks.
4. Tool Turret or Tool Post: This is where the cutting tools are mounted. VIGERT KX-36 CNC Lathes often have a tool turret that can hold multiple tools, allowing for automatic tool changes during machining.
5. Guideways: These are mechanisms that provide controlled movement for the tool carriage and other components along the length of the lathe.
6. Contre-pointe : This can be used to support the other end of a long workpiece and often contains a center for additional support.
7. Control Panel: The heart of the VIGERT CKX40 Powerful CNC Lathe, where the operator or programmer inputs instructions, such as tool paths, cutting speeds, and feed rates. Modern CNC lathes use computer software for programming and control.
8. Servo Motors: KX-36 CNC Lathe. These motors drive the movement of the various components of the lathe, such as the tool carriage and spindle, based on the instructions from the control panel.
9. Système de refroidissement : VIGERT KX-36 CNC Lathes often have a coolant system to lubricate and cool the cutting tools and workpiece, reducing heat and improving tool life.

CNC lathes are used in a wide range of industries, including aerospace, automotive, electronics, and more. They are capable of producing intricate and complex parts with high precision and consistency. The programming of a CNC lathe involves creating a sequence of instructions, usually using G-code, which tells the machine how to move the tools and workpiece to achieve the desired shape and dimensions.