2012 Ganesh Cyclone 32NCY CNC Lathe

The Ganesh Cyclone?32NCY, built circa 2012, is a high-precision Swiss-style lathe featuring sliding headstock design without a guide bushing for greater concentricity and material savings. It offers a 1.456-inch spindle bore (typically 1.25-inch bar capacity), with axis travels of 7.5?inches (X), 19.3?inches (Y cross-tool), and 6.5?inches (Z), plus full C-axis contouring at 360?degrees (0.001° resolution). The spindle operates up to 6,000?RPM powered by a 10-horsepower motor; rigid tapping is standard. Tooling includes 18 stations: 6 turning tools, 5 ID tools, 4 cross live tools, and 3 axial live tools (live-tool feed range up to 4,000?RPM radial) all in gang format managed via Ganesh (or Mitsubishi) CNC control. Machine includes standard high-pressure coolant, MistBuster filtration, Edge Rebel V65 short bar loader, chip conveyor, and parts catcher.

This model supports complex, high-throughput small-part production with simultaneous live tooling and gang tooling operations—perfect for medical, aerospace, or electronics components. Rapid traverse up to 1,181?IPM on X/Y/Z axes and consistent coolant performance deliver minimal cycle times, reducing setup changes and maximizing efficiency. Its compact footprint (approximately 86?inches x 74?inches x 76?inches) and 6,175?pound weight suit most shop floor layouts while maintaining rigidity for demanding micro-machining tasks.