Maier ML 26 C1 metal lathe
Kaiserslautern
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+49 162 5858448
Germany, Kaiserslautern
Germany, Kaiserslautern
Location: FI
Counter Spindle: yes
Driven Tools: yes
Max. Bar Diameter: 26 mm
Z1 axis travel: 210 mm
Main spindle collet: 161E
Guide bushing: T227
Tooling: 5 turning tools (16 mm), 3 axial drilling/boring tools, 3 ER16 live tools (up to 8000 rpm)
Sub-spindle collet: 161E
Back-working: 4 tools (currently set up with 1 turning tool and 3 ER16 live tools), plus 1 ER16 live tool axial with the sub-spindle
Bar feeder: Iemca Boss 322r-E, model year 2007, 17 mm guide channels
number of axles: X, Y, Z, C
Axis Head 1
Axis Head 2
Axes: X
Z
C
Maintenance (2025–2026)
Replaced all pneumatic lines with new
durable lines
Replaced position sensors in main spindle mechanical lock
Replaced position sensors in sub-spindle mechanical lock
Replaced position sensors in sub-spindle work ejector
Mechanical realignment and measurement of main spindle
guide bushing
and sub-spindle
Realigned sub-spindle frame assembly and sub-spindle back-working tools
Replaced all spindle bearings in sub-spindle assembly
Replaced spindle bearings in sub-spindle axial milling tool
Refurbished live milling tools on sub-spindle side
Additional equipment