FAQ Section
How does the Y-axis improve turning center productivity?
The Y-axis enables off-center operations like keyways, flat milling, or cross drilling—operations traditionally done on a mill. This saves setup time and reduces the number of machines needed, helping shops consolidate complex part manufacturing into one platform.
What’s the advantage of a sub-spindle with full C-axis control?
The sub-spindle enables complete back-side machining. With full C-axis control and synchronization to the main spindle, it allows "on-the-fly" part transfers—critical for automating front-and-back operations without handling or re-fixturing.
What makes the Lynx 2100LSYA reliable for high-volume jobs?
The machine’s robust cast slant bed, high-thrust AC servo motors, and roller-type guideways ensure long-term durability under heavy loads. Tool load monitoring, auto tool setting, and a full FANUC iHMi interface minimize operator errors and improve production uptime.
How is the machine prepared for automation and lights-out manufacturing?
With a standard part catcher, chip conveyor, barfeed interface, and optional high-pressure coolant system, the 2100LSYA is engineered for automated cell integration. Its compact footprint also makes it ideal for high-density production floors.
What warranty and documentation come with the machine?
The Lynx 2100LSYA includes a two-year parts warranty, one-year labor coverage, and two-year CNC control coverage. It also ships with hard-copy manuals for machine operation, electrical diagrams, and FANUC documentation on USB, plus access to DN Solutions support.