Stallion Machine

Vertical Turning Lathe (VTL Machine)

Stallion SV Series — Powerful · Precise · Production-Ready
A Vertical Turning Lathe (VTL) rotates the workpiece around a vertical axis with the tooling positioned above — ideal for large-diameter, disc-shaped, or high-mass components where gravity assists workpiece clamping. The Stallion SV Series is built on a heavy resin-sand cast bed and column treated with stress-relief aging, with a 4-front / 2-rear precision-bearing spindle and pre-tensioned C-grade ground ball screws. Thirteen models across four configurations: single-column standard, heavy-duty, double-column and dual moving-column.
Technical Data

Full Specifications

Single-Column Standard Models

Specification SV450 SV50 SV60 SV80 SV80A SV100A
Configuration SC standard SC standard SC standard SC standard SC standard SC standard
Max swing (mm) Ø650 Ø650 Ø700 Ø850 Ø1000 Ø1250
Max turning height (mm) 700 500 600 850 850 1,000
Spindle speed (rpm) 50–1,000 50–1,000 50–1,000 50–800 50–800 100–800
Spindle motor power (kW) 15 18.5 18.5 22 22 22
Chuck size 15″ 15″ 21″ 24″ 24/32″ 32″
Turret Horiz. 8-stn Horiz. 8-stn Horiz. 8-stn Horiz. 8-stn Horiz. 8-stn Horiz. 8-stn
Repeatability (mm) 0.005 0.005 0.005 0.007 0.007 0.007
CNC system FANUC FANUC FANUC FANUC FANUC FANUC

Single-Column Heavy-Duty Models

Specification SV-C60 SV-C80 SV-C100
Configuration SC heavy-duty SC heavy-duty SC heavy-duty
Max swing (mm) Ø650 Ø800 Ø1000
Max turning height (mm) 650 670 800
Spindle speed (rpm) 50–1,000 50–1,000 50–800
Spindle motor power (kW) 18.5 22 22
Chuck size 18″ 24″ 24″
Turret / guideway Vert. 4-stn · hard rail Vert. 4-stn · hard rail Vert. 4-stn · hard rail
Repeatability (mm) ±0.008 ±0.008 ±0.008
CNC system FANUC FANUC FANUC
 

Double-Column & Dual Moving-Column Models

Specification SV-D525 SV-D527 SV-T500 SV-T800
Configuration Double column Double column Dual moving col. Dual moving col.
Max swing (mm) Ø750 Ø750 Ø650 Ø950
Max turning height (mm) 500 600 500 500
Spindle speed (rpm) 50–1,000 50–1,000 50–1,000 50–1,000
Spindle motor power (kW) 18.5 22 22 30
Chuck size 21″ 21″ 15″ 24″
Turret 8-stn + blade arr. Horiz. 8-stn Horiz. 8-stn Horiz. 8-stn
Repeatability (mm) 0.005 0.007 0.005 ±0.008
CNC system FANUC FANUC FANUC FANUC
Build & Equipment

Standard Features Optional Equipment

Standard Features

  • Heavy resin-sand cast bed and column
  • Stress-relieved (vibration + natural ageing)
  • Integrated spindle box and base
  • 4-front / 2-rear precision spindle bearings
  • C-grade ground ball screws (Ø40–Ø50)
  • Hydraulic 3-jaw chuck (15″–32″)
  • Hard rail or roller linear guideways
  • FANUC or Siemens controller

Optional Equipment

  • Robotic loading/unloading (ABB · FANUC · KUKA)
  • Spindle motor power upgrade
  • Live tool holders
  • Manual 4-jaw worktable
  • Oil mist collector
  • Z-axis stroke extension
  • Two-stage variable-speed gearbox
  • High-pressure through-tool coolant
Applications

Typical Workpieces

Brake Discs
Brake Discs
Brake Drums
Brake Drums
Wheel Hubs
Wheel Hubs
Gear Blanks
Gear Blanks
Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Vertical Turning Lathe (VTL)? +
A Vertical Turning Lathe (VTL) is a CNC turning machine that rotates the workpiece around a vertical axis with the cutting tools positioned above. The vertical orientation lets gravity assist workpiece clamping, making it ideal for large-diameter, heavy,
When should I use a VTL instead of a horizontal CNC lathe? +
Choose a VTL when (1) the workpiece is heavy or large-diameter (clamping is easier and safer vertically), (2) the part is disc-shaped (gravity assists fixturing), (3) you need to machine flanges, brake drums, or hubs that don't lend themselves to horizont
What is the difference between single-column, heavy-duty, double-column and dual-column VTL configurations? +
Single-column standard suits general-purpose work. Single-column heavy-duty adds widened guide rail spans and full hard rail for high-tonnage cutting. Double-column distributes cutting forces across two columns for superior thermal stability and accuracy
What components are typically machined on a VTL? +
Brake drums, brake discs, automotive wheels and hubs, transmission gears, pulleys, flanges, large bearing rings, and any large-diameter or disc-shaped component requiring turning, facing, or grooving operations. The SV Series is well suited to automotive,
Why is the Stallion SV Series superior to competitor VTLs? +
The SV Series is built on a heavy resin-sand cast bed and column treated with stress-relief aging, with a 4-front / 2-rear precision-bearing spindle and pre-tensioned C-grade ground ball screws (Ø40–Ø50) — delivering long-term dimensional stability across

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