CNC Lathes
Flat-bed and slant-bed CNC lathes for rotational parts. Compare CK, TCK, and FCK series by turning range, part length, and production needs.
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About Us
Get to Know FULU CNC
FULU CNC develops, produces, sells, and services CNC machine tools. Its catalog includes CNC lathes, vertical, horizontal, and gantry machining centers, conventional machine tools, and wire-cut EDM machines. We start machine selection with the part, operations, and production requirements.
Our workshop views show machine inventory, component preparation, assembly activity, inspection, and completed equipment. For a specific project, our team can review the proposed configuration, acceptance requirements, and delivery scope with you.
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Core Product Families
Find the Right Machine Family
Choose by workpiece and process first. Compare each machine family, then confirm the exact model, configuration, and acceptance requirements with our team.
Machining Centers
Vertical, horizontal, and gantry machining centers. Compare VMC, HMC, and GMB structures by workpiece envelope and required operations.
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CA / CWX / ZX
Conventional Machine Tools
CA and CW conventional lathes, plus X and ZX turret milling and drilling-milling machines for workshop turning, milling, and drilling.
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DK77Wire-Cut EDM
Wire-Cut EDM
DK77 series wire-cut machines for profile cutting. Confirm workpiece size, cutting requirements, and finish before selecting a model.
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Start with the Workpiece
Part profile, material, dimensions, tolerance, operations, setup strategy, and volume determine the machine and configuration path.
Shaft & Flange Machining
Pipe Thread Machining
Mold & Die Machining
Heavy Part Machining
Automotive Parts Machining
General Machinery Components
Production View
Factory Inventory and Production Line
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Follow the Machine from Requirements to Final Preparation
The detailed process page should show real production stages, responsible checkpoints, and the records retained at each stage.
Requirements Review
Confirm the workpiece, process, machine scope, and acceptance needs.
Component Preparation
Document applicable component and incoming quality controls.
Assembly & Alignment
Show the actual assembly sequence and alignment activities.
Calibration & Testing
Identify tests, conditions, instruments, and acceptance records.
Final Acceptance & Packing
Confirm the agreed checks, documents, preservation, and packing scope.
Quality & Inspection
Verify What Is Checked—and Under Which Conditions
Quality claims are useful only when the checkpoint, instrument, test condition, acceptance criterion, and applicable machine are clear. The inspection section should make that evidence easy to review.
- Incoming and in-process controlsShow which components or stages are checked and how exceptions are handled.
- Assembly and functional checksIdentify the checks that apply to the selected machine and configuration.
- Final acceptance recordsPresent approved sample reports with sensitive information handled correctly.
Quality Documentation
Company Certificates
Engineering & Customization
Turn Part Requirements into an Agreed Machine Configuration
Customization begins with a defined production need, not a generic option list. Share the workpiece and process requirements so the applicable standard equipment, options, third-party items, and custom-engineering work can be separated clearly.
- Requirements
- Feasibility
- Configuration
- Approval
- Acceptance
Customer Visits
Customer Visits to FULU CNC
Customers visit the FULU CNC workshop to review machines and discuss production requirements with our team.
Customer and FULU team review a machine in the workshop.
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Visitors review machine details with the FULU team.
Delivery & Support
Clarify the Delivery Scope Before the Order
Machine delivery is more than shipment. The quotation and order should state the applicable packing, included documents, installation responsibilities, training, spare-parts arrangement, warranty terms, and destination-specific support.
- Packing and preservation scope
- Shipping and technical documents
- Installation and commissioning responsibilities
- Training, spare-parts, and warranty terms
FAQ
Questions Before Choosing a Machine Tool
What information should I send for a machine recommendation?
Start with a part drawing or clear photos, material, maximum dimensions and weight, required operations, tolerance and surface-finish targets, and expected production volume. Include the destination and electrical standard when known. These details help narrow the machine family and configuration for review.
Which machine family should I consider for my part?
Start with the part shape and required operation. For programmed turning of rotational parts, compare CNC lathes. For milling, drilling, or tapping prismatic and large parts, compare vertical, horizontal, and gantry machining centers. For manual turning, milling, or drilling, review conventional machine tools. For profile cutting in electrically conductive material, consider wire-cut EDM. Share the drawing and production requirements so the model and configuration can be checked.
How do I choose between a flat-bed and a slant-bed CNC lathe?
Compare the workpiece diameter and length, workholding, machining operations, chip flow, tooling access, and production volume. Flat-bed and slant-bed structures suit different part and process requirements; the final choice depends on a specific model and proposed setup.
Are the controller, chuck, turret, and automation equipment standard?
The standard equipment and available options vary by model. Confirm the controller, chuck, turret, tooling, chip conveyor, and any automation in the written configuration and quotation before placing an order.
How are inspection and acceptance requirements confirmed?
Agree on the applicable checks, test conditions, acceptance criteria, and required records for the selected machine and configuration. Ask which inspection or trial-operation evidence can be reviewed before shipment.
What should the quotation and delivery scope include?
Check the exact model and capacity, standard equipment, priced options, packing method, included documents, and destination. Installation, commissioning, training, spare parts, warranty, and local support responsibilities should be stated explicitly when applicable.