DMTG lathes, China. Chinese lathe: buy at Russtanko - profitable! Composition of DMTG screw-cutting lathes, China

The RUSSTANKO company offers a wide selection of Chinese lathes. Currently, these technical devices have gained great popularity due to their high degree of reliability and durability.

Chinese metal lathes have a wide range of applications: their use is equally convenient both in large production workshops and in small enterprises. The choice of modifications is quite extensive, which allows you to select a device that optimally copes with the assigned tasks. The most popular lathes from China today are:

• universal, desktop version;
• complemented by direct drive and driven tools;
• high-performance lathes made in China, equipped with a numerical control system.

Advantages of Chinese turning equipment

Among the main characteristics that you should pay attention to when choosing equipment is its accuracy. Almost everyone lathe, for which China became the country of manufacture, is capable of maintaining an accuracy of 1 micron for several decades. But other advantages of the equipment are worth noting:

• The lathe from China has a convenient control system, which allows the operator to carry out any work without difficulty.
• The devices are capable of carrying out a wide range of complex production tasks, with high efficiency.
• Lathes (China) are really easy to maintain. The cost of their repair or scheduled maintenance is minimal.
• Chinese lathes are characterized by high productivity and processing accuracy.

Lathe from China: the price is affordable, the quality is undeniable

Another undeniable advantage that a Chinese metal lathe has is its affordable cost. From this point of view, the equipment actually has no competitors on the world market. And in order to buy such a lathe, it is absolutely not necessary to go to China. It’s enough just to contact the RUSSTANKO company, because we have a large assortment of metal lathes from China. Each Client is guaranteed an individual approach, as well as provision of all necessary advice on the issue of choice.

DMTG screw-cutting lathes are manufactured in one of the largest metalworking machinery factories in China. In terms of production volumes, only the SMTCL machine tool plant located in China can be compared with DMTG.

The main reason why DMTG screw-cutting lathes have become popular is the use of the latest technologies in production, many years of experience and highly educated workers involved in both the design and production of equipment.

Composition of DMTG screw-cutting lathes, China

The machines include components, electrical components and equipment produced by the world's largest manufacturers. In addition, before the final release from the assembly line, all DMTG screw-cutting lathes undergo multiple tests for accuracy and quality, which become a guarantee of many years of trouble-free operation, high processing precision and accuracy.

This equipment has an extensive range of functions that allows you to process parts on both external and internal surfaces. For example, turning and boring, trimming ends and drilling holes, cutting threads and obtaining conical surfaces, reaming and countersinking holes, etc.

Features of screw-cutting lathes DMTG, China

DMTG screw-cutting lathes have the following features: a bed hardened in induction furnace, equipped with ground guides; automated system responsible for lubricating the spindle head; large hole in the spindle; the headstock gear is hardened and ground; the spindle can rotate both to the right and to the left; It is possible to equip the machine with a DRO, thanks to which digital display will be carried out along two axes, etc.

All this contributes to the use of Chinese screw-cutting lathes in single, medium-scale, and small-scale production in many branches of modern industries. Currently, DMTG is the undisputed world leader in the production of screw-cutting lathes.

The bulk of the equipment is exported to Europe, more than 75%. Therefore, we can speak with confidence about its quality and reliability. Our company, called “NEVASTANKOMASH”, which is a direct supplier of their machines to our state, is also sure of this. We sell DMTG screw-cutting lathes and also provide turnkey installations.

The following models of DMTG screw-cutting lathes are presented in this category: СDS6232, CDE6232, СDS6240, CDE6240, СDS6250B, CDE6250, СW6263C, СW6280C, CW62100C, CW61125, CW61160 and others.

gardnerweb.com 2015 Web Newsletter ( production and consumption of machine tools 2014 statistics )

A review devoted to the study of global production and consumption of metal-cutting machines

The main goal in competing in the global market for the production and sale of manufactured goods is to increase productivity. One way to increase productivity is to use more qualified personnel. Another way to increase productivity is to use more efficient equipment, such as, for example, machine tools. It's easy to look at these two ways of increasing productivity as being in competition; for example, when the working staff is against the introduction of robots or other, more efficient capital equipment into production. But in reality, more qualified personnel and more efficient machines complement each other. Consequently, only the combination of these two components leads to an increase in living standards.

How these two factors are combined depends on their relative value. Last years There has been a steady increase in the skills of manufacturing workers around the world. This has contributed to improving the quality of parts processed around the world. But more qualified personnel must be paid higher salaries and they must receive other dividends. At the same time, throughout the entire globe there is a tendency towards an unprecedented decline in interest rates, which significantly reduced the cost of equipment (fixed assets). The dynamics of rising wages and falling interest rates mean that it is now possible to increase productivity relatively cheaply by investing in fixed assets. Since machine tools are necessary for the efficient production of all products, the level of investment in machine tools is an indicator that the country investing in processing equipment is looking to the future and needs qualified personnel. Currently, the machine tool procurement trend indicates that the most influential equipment manufacturing countries are increasing investment in Newest technologies machining.

World consumption of machine tools in previous years was $75.3 billion; in 2014 there was an increase of 0.3%. But among the ten largest machine tool consuming countries, which also correspond to the world's 10 largest economies, purchases of machine tools increased by 1.7% in 2014. In 15 countries that are not the main world leaders in the purchase of machine tools, consumption of machine tools in 2014 decreased by 7.9%. Thus, countries with a stronger manufacturing base invested more in machine tool consumption, which widened the gap between them and the rest of the countries.

Global production of machine tools has been decreasing for three years in a row and in 2014 amounted to $81.2 billion. In 2014, global production of machine tools decreased by 3.1%. The share of production declines slowed in 2014 due to the fact that machine manufacturers lowered inventories (the level of work in progress), bringing inventories (equipment supplies) into line with demand. This indicates that global machine tool prices are expected to increase.

Looking ahead to 2015, Gardner's survey forecasts machine tool costs to fall 0.4% to US$75 billion. However, the 10 largest consumers will reduce their machine tool costs by 1.1%, while the remaining 15 major consuming countries will increase their consumption to 3.7%.

World production and consumption of machine tools

Machine users

China remains the world's largest consumer of machine tools. However, China's spending on machine tools fell to $31.8 billion in 2014 from $40.8 billion. in 2011, which was 22% over three years. Since China's money supply has grown at an extremely slow rate over the past two decades, and industrial production has grown at a relatively low rate since January, it can be assumed that China's machine tool consumption will continue to decline in 2015. We forecast Chinese machine tool consumption in 2015 to be $28.6 billion.

At $8.1 billion, the pace of machine tool consumption in the US has not changed significantly; while the United States occupies second position in the world ranking of machine tool consumers. In 2015, we expect machine tool costs to increase to $10.4 billion. This statement can be substantiated by an article published in December 2014 in the magazine Modern Machine Shop (Reshoring).

Germany remains the world's third largest consumer of machine tools. However, Germany's equipment consumption fell 10.8%, the second sharpest percentage drop among the top ten consumers. Germany's money supply, industrial production and capacity utilization rate are showing a rate of decline. Therefore, it is possible to say that, most likely, the consumption of machine tools in Germany will fall by another 8% in 2015.

Japan and South Korea remained among the top five countries consuming machine tools. But at the same time they switched places, and Japan took fourth place, and South Korea moved to fifth place. In 2014, Japanese machine tool costs increased by 39.4%, which showed the largest increase among all countries. It is expected that in 2015 Japan will also show growth, albeit small. In 2014, costs for machine tools in South Korea increased by 13.2%. Like Japan, Korea will show a slight increase in consumption in 2015. Two countries showing significant reductions in machine tool costs are India and Brazil. In 2011, the costs of both countries reached $2.5 billion; Thus, these countries occupied sixth and seventh places, respectively, among the world's consumers of machine tool equipment. But in 2014, India spent $1.4 billion on machine tools, and Brazil – $1 billion. In 2015, an increase in the consumption of machine tools in India is predicted. Brazil is a completely different story. We estimate that its consumption will fall to $0.7 billion in 2015 as industrial production and equipment utilization decline at an ever-increasing pace.

Machine manufacturers

China has remained the world's largest machine tool manufacturer since 2009. But production fell to $23.8 billion from a peak of $29.5 billion in 2011. The nature of the Chinese market for machine tool manufacturers and the cooling of economic growth suggest some decline in the production of Chinese machine tools in 2015.

For several years, Germany was in second place in the production of machine tools. However, in 2014, production fell by about 20%. At the same time, the country is the world's largest exporter of machine tools.

In Japan, machine tool production fell by almost 50% from 2011 to 2013. But in 2014, production quickly recovered, increasing to $12.8 billion. This placed Japan in third place in the world, just $0.1 billion behind Germany.

South Korea moved up one place to fourth place, while Italy dropped one place to fifth place in machine tool production. These two countries produced more than $5 billion worth of machine tools.

Since 2011, as well as since 2007, the production of Brazilian machine tools has been going through dramatic moments. Since 2011, machine tool production in Brazil has fallen by almost 70% from $0.3 billion to $0.9 billion.

Principles on which the review was created

This review represents the 50th edition of an independent annual report compiling statistics by country and economic indicators, expressed in US dollars. The review is being carried out by the business media corporation's forward-looking department, Gardner Business media. Inc., based in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA, under the leadership of Steve Klein, Director of Market Research and scientific supervisor project by Nancy Eigel Miller.

Current year production, export and import data were collected from all official sources, including trade associations and ministries in the 27 countries that consume and produce virtually all the world's machine tools. Consumption is calculated by adding imports and subtracting exports from consumption. Typically, such data is published in local currencies, which are then converted into US dollars.

After conversion to U.S. dollars, all data in the 2014 Annual Industrial Report were indexed for Bureau of Labor Statistics inflation by using the Capital Equipment Producer Price Index.

In our calculations, we collected annual statistics for 25 countries, consumers and equipment manufacturers. Because the number of countries surveyed varies annually, the report uses a rough estimate that 25 countries account for approximately 95% of all industrial manufacturing and sales of machine tool equipment.

Sources:

Corrected data for 2013 and estimated data for 2014 are obtained from government agencies or trade associations. In addition, special assistance was provided by the 15-member consortium CECIMO (European Committee for Cooperation in the Machine Tool Industry, headquartered in Brussels), and the Manufacturing Technology Association (McLean, Virginia).

Description:

A machine tool is generally considered to be a mechanically driven piece of equipment that does not require all movements to be made manually and whose power source is an external power source. This equipment was specially developed for metal cutting, metal forming (metal forming), physical and chemical processing, or combined processing.

All machines are traditionally divided into two categories: metal-cutting and metal-forming machines. Metal-cutting machines usually process metals by removing chips or metal filings. This category of machines includes (but not necessarily only the listed types) broaching machines, drilling machines, electrical discharge machines, laser machines, gear cutting machines, grinding machines, machining centers, milling and lathes.

Metal forming machines typically compress/deform metal into shape. This category of machines includes (but not necessarily only the listed types) press brakes, cold heading presses, presses, shears, coil strip slitting units, stamping presses. The data provided in the WMTS is only valid for metal cutting machines (Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System codes 8456-8461) and for metal forming machines (8462-8463) and is valid for finishing only; This category does not include spare parts or upgraded machines.

Exchange rate:

All report data for each country in local currency are converted to US dollars using the average daily exchange rate as reported on www.oanda.com in the history section. All analytics are carried out in US dollars.

Scope of coverage:

Information on the state of affairs in the world production and consumption of metal-cutting machine tools comes from 27 countries, which are presented in the review and does not include all world production and sales of machine tool equipment, although it is believed that it covers more than 95% of all world production-related activities and consumption of machine tools. In some cases, for countries such as South Africa, or some countries in South-East Asia or Eastern Europe, there is not a particularly large market for machine tools, but data on the status of the situation is not available, or it is difficult to estimate it.

“Shipments” - “Orders”:

Many countries, in addition to reporting to our review, track orders for new machines. These data by their nature represent other figures and may not be relevant to the report.

The review is based on actual shipments of new machines from the plants where they were manufactured. In contrast, the collection of data relating to shipments in individual countries is based on the recording of orders for machine tools that will be shipped in the future. The time interval between these two events can vary significantly. Thus, a machine available in a warehouse can be shipped from the warehouse a day after placing the order; while it may take a year to ship a complete machine line after receiving an order. On average, in the United States it can take 4 to 5 months from order to shipment. This is the general time required for many countries to complete a new order. Less time means delivery from stock or from backlogs.

* – 2015 - predicted values

* – Including machines imported for re-export

* – Including re-export of machine tools

Trade balance = exports minus imports

Not the most worried today better times, although the same can be said about almost every state on planet Earth and about any industrial sector. The global economic crisis has left its mark on literally all areas of industrial production, and Chinese machine tool industry, being the basis of the Chinese manufacturing industry, was no exception.

If over the past ten years machine tool industry in China demonstrated accelerated development, often expressed double digit numbers growth rates, this is not observed today. Already the second half of 2011 marked the beginning of a slowdown for Chinese production of machine tools and equipment. The current situation is not much different from the period four years ago, production volumes are gradually decreasing, in small steps, and it is quite difficult to say when exactly this decrease will end.

But if we consider Chinese machine tool industry on the other hand, it may seem that not everything is so bad. Against the backdrop of a decrease in the number of machine tools produced by Chinese manufacturers, their quality has increased significantly, although previously it could not be called bad. In addition, Chinese industrialists strive for maximum modernization of their equipment, which is why many more numerically controlled machines have appeared in the product range, especially for equipment for the metallurgical industry. This trend is doubly positive because the Chinese government People's Republic is actively implementing the “China Manufacturing 2025” strategy, which focuses on organic industrialization and urbanization, the widespread distribution and production of high-tech CNC machines, an increase in the number of modernized production facilities, as well as a significant increase in the technical equipment and quality of manufactured machines.

Speaking about the positive moments that accompany development of machine tool industry in China, one cannot fail to note the stable growth in exports. If we look at the statistics, they show good upward dynamics. For example, at the end of 2014, export growth was about 22%, and Chinese manufacturers supplied machine tools and equipment worth more than 11.6 billion US dollars to the world market. If we consider exports by type of machine tools, the leading positions are occupied by metal-working machines, accounting for almost 3.5 billion US dollars, followed by metal-cutting machines - 2.3 billion US dollars and metal-forming machines - 1.15 billion dollars USA.

I must say that machine tool industry in China has such impressive export volumes because a huge number of countries import various machines and equipment from the Middle Kingdom. Among them are the United States of America, which accounts for the largest share of imports, Vietnam, Japan and other countries. IN Russian Federation the export of machine tools from China is not yet very large, but given the trend towards a significant increase in trade relations between the PRC and the Russian Federation, as well as dynamic development Russian industry, we can say with confidence that in the near future the Russian consumer will take one of the leading positions.

Thus, considering development of machine tool industry in China It is impossible to say unequivocally that today it has downward trends in all directions. There are both positive and negative dynamics here, because any industry in each country is closely interconnected with the economic situation at the micro and macro level, which means that in the foreseeable future, with the stabilization of the world economy, the Chinese machine tool industry will also find its equilibrium position.