Standard machine · BX-4508V
A gear-driven tapping machine for repeated internal threads in prepared holes. Match the pitch gearing, tap, holder and fixture to your part. Review the BX-4508V when the tapping task is defined; include every thread variant and the supplied-hole condition in your inquiry.
Define your configuration
Start with the holes as they arrive at the tapping station. The quotation should connect each thread requirement to an identified gearing, tooling and workholding arrangement.
| Function | Scope to review | Confirm for your part |
|---|---|---|
| Thread schedule | Identify every thread size, pitch and required usable depth. | Metric or inch designation, tolerance and part variants |
| Pitch gearing | Confirm the gearing supplied for each intended pitch and how changes are made. | Included gear sets, change procedure and setup check |
| Prepared hole | Define the input to tapping, including work completed upstream. | Bottom-hole specification, entry condition, through/blind detail and depth reference |
| Tap and holder | Review the selected tool with the machine feed and the workpiece. | Tap identification, holder interface, projection and available clearance |
| Fixture and loading | Specify how the part is located, clamped, loaded and removed. | Locating surfaces, protected areas, manual handling or separate feeding scope |
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The published M1–M8 range is a platform reference. It does not establish suitability for every stainless steel, brass or aluminum part, or for every multi-spindle load. Tooling, material condition, hole geometry and the proposed setup require application review.
List the pitches and batch sequence before comparing gear-driven and servo tapping. Ask which gears, tools and fixtures change, who performs the setup and how the first part is checked. Drive type alone does not establish total changeover time.
Provide usable thread depth separately from prepared-hole depth, including the drawing reference and bottom geometry. Ask the supplier to confirm tool travel, reversal, clearance and cleaning for the selected tap. Do not substitute a universal bottom allowance.
For several holes, include coordinates, pitches and tool clearances. A multi-spindle head is an application-specific option; the proposal must define the active tools and compatible feed arrangement. Mixed pitches are not automatically supported in one shared stroke.
Catalog reference
These catalog values describe the machine platform. Confirm the applicable range for your material, spindle count, tooling and machining requirements before ordering.
| Catalog model | BX-4508V |
|---|---|
| Tapping range | M1–M8 |
| Spindle stroke | 45 mm |
| Motor power | 0.75 kW |
| Head adjustment | 0–260 mm |
Machine operation
Use these equipment examples to review the layout and operation. Tooling, workholding and the machining sequence must be agreed for your part.
A gear-driven tapping platform for repeated thread machining. Select the pitch gearing, tooling and fixture for your workpiece.
View machine platform →Price & quotation
BX-4508V tapping machine price depends on the included pitch gearing, tap holders, tooling, fixture and any multi-spindle head. List drilling, loading and inspection separately so a tapping-station quote is not mistaken for a complete production cell.
Before ordering
This platform is listed for gear-driven tapping. Define how the prepared hole is supplied. If drilling or chamfering must be included, request a complete process review and compare the dual-servo or custom layouts; do not assume those operations are included here.
Submit the exact grade, material condition, thread and hole geometry for review. The catalog range does not confirm a material-specific capacity or a bottom clearance. Ask for the proposed tooling and representative-part trial scope before accepting an application claim.
Metric or inch pitch gearing is listed as an option. The quotation should identify the actual supplied pitches and gear sets, plus the change procedure. A general option listing does not mean every required pitch is included.
Continue your review
Compare the complete setup and changeover scope.
Separate usable thread depth from prepared-hole depth.
Connect samples, setup records and the intended evidence.
Identify visible actions and the setup details still needed.
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