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We're seeing a lot of demand form shops doing mold work and small-batch die making—guys who need that Ra≤1.0μm finish without switching to a slow-speed machine, and the LK500 fits that gap pretty well.
The 840×540mm table handles 500kg easily, and the 0.01mm positioning accuracy is better than reagent grade for most jobs, but the real thing is the 220mm²/min cut speed at that suface finish; it's basically a workhorse for.
Most buyers go with the 6° taper for general tooling, though the 30°/80mm option is there if you're doing complex angles—just keep in mind the wire diameter range is Ø0.12 to Ø0.2mm, so plan your consumables accordingly.
We usually stock these, but lead time is roughly 25-30 working days for a full container order—say 5 units or so—and bulk pricing drops about 8% from the single-unit rate, give or take depending on destination.
What you get when ordering is teh complete AutoCut software package, a set of spare guide wheels, and a year warranty (usually 2-4 weeks for any claims), though the filtration system uses a special water-based fluid that isn't suited for all coolants, so check your shop setup first.
Also, one thing that catches people off guard is machine weight at 2300kg—you'll need a proper forklift for instalation, and the 380V power supply means a transformer if your line isn't set up for it.
We typically require a minimum order of 1 unit for the LK500, but we can discuss larger quantities if you need multiple machines for a production line.
Standard lead time is around 30-45 days from order confirmation, depending on stock availability and your location.
Yes, the LK500 is CE and ISO 9001 certified. We can provide the relevant certificates with the shipment or upon request.
The maximum cutting taper of 30 degrees is achievable on an 80mm thick workpiece. For a 250mm height, the taper capacity is limited to around 6 degrees due to mechanical constraints.
The machine is packed in a wooden crate with foam padding to prevent damage during transit. For storage, keep it in a dry, indoor environment with temperatures between 0-40°C to avoid rust or electrical issues.
