Takamaz XW-130

The Takamaz XW-130 is a twin-spindle chucking lathe for parts up to 130 mm (5.12 in) in turning diameter, with an 8 collet on each spindle (the table reads Collet, 8 × 2) and spindle speed listed as Max. 4,000. The spindle motor row reads AC11 / 7.5 ×2, the same rating the XW-130M table gives as 11 / 7.5 kW × 2.

This is a step up in part size from the 60-class twins. Where the XW-60 works with a 6 in collet and 4,500 rpm, the XW-130 moves to the 8 collet and a lower top speed, a trade that favours larger-diameter blanks such as flanges, caps and short hubs over small pins. The stroke row lists 220 mm of Z, enough for a chucked part plus the tool approach on each side.

Rotating tools are listed as optional on this model: 4,000 RPM (optional), with a capacity of φ16 drilling and M4~M10 tapping. That makes the XW-130 the version to specify when the parts are turning-only and the driven tool package is not needed, while the option keeps the door open for cross holes later. A buyer who knows from the start that every part needs milled features should compare it with the XW-130M, whose table lists the driven tools and 10-station turrets as part of the machine.

The listed floor space is 1,990 (2,250 ※) × 2,330, the same figure as the XW-130M, so choosing between the two does not change the cell layout. This table names no turret station count, so ask how many tools each side carries when comparing quotes.