High-Precision Brake Disc & Drum Resurfacing
Integrating dual processing functions of brake disc resurfacing and brake drum finishing, the C9350/C9350C brake lathe realizes multi-scene brake repair operations on a single machine. A precise 0.002″ (0.05 mm) handwheel graduation and a fine 0.002″–0.02″/rev spindle feed speed enable maintenance technicians to complete diverse brake refurbishment work efficiently, effectively improving the operational flexibility of repair workshops and reducing redundant equipment procurement and space costs.
Three-Speed Spindle for Versatile Cutting
This brake lathe offers three selectable spindle speeds — 70, 88, and 118 RPM — along with fast and slow feed settings, meeting the demanding requirements of cutting both brake drums and rotors of different diameters. Whether fast rough stock removal or smooth fine finishing, experienced mechanics can choose the right speed to achieve ideal surface texture and OEM-grade flatness for every brake job.
Quick Rotor-to-Drum Changeover Design
A convenient, practical design enables fast conversion between rotor-cutting and drum-cutting operations without complicated disassembly. With a 6.875″ (175 mm) spindle travel matching drum depth perfectly, operators can finish mode changes rapidly — saving setup time and boosting overall workshop productivity for high-volume aftermarket brake service work.
Auto-Stop Safety & Global Voltage Compatibility
The C9350/C9350C lathe automatically stops after cutting is finished, preventing over-cutting and protecting your brake parts. It supports 110 V / 220 V / 380 V at 50/60 Hz for worldwide use in any garage or commercial workshop. A solid 290 kg gross weight provides stable, vibration-free performance during long-hour continuous daily operation.
C9350 / C9350C Technical Specifications
| Model | C9350 / C9350C |
| Spindle travel | 6.875″ (175 mm) |
| Drum depth | 6.875″ (175 mm) |
| Spindle feed speed | 0.002″ – 0.02″ / rev (0.05 – 0.5 mm/rev) |
| Cross feed speed | 0.002″ – 0.02″ / rev (0.05 – 0.5 mm/rev) |
| Handwheel graduation | 0.002″ (0.05 mm) |
| Spindle speed (3 options) | 70 / 88 / 118 RPM |
| Fast & slow feed setting | Yes |
| Auto-stop after cutting | Yes — prevents over-cutting |
| Rotor diameter capacity | 7″ – 15″ (180 – 381 mm) |
| Drum diameter capacity | 6″ – 17.7″ (152 – 450 mm) |
| Max. rotor thickness | 1.875″ (48 mm) |
| Motor voltage | 110 V / 220 V / 380 V, 50/60 Hz |
| Motor power | Industrial AC motor (per local spec) |
| Quick rotor-to-drum changeover | Yes — tool-free switch |
| Gross weight | 290 kg (639 lbs) |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | 1010 × 950 × 1150 mm (39.8 × 37.4 × 45.3″) |
| Application | Passenger-vehicle brake rotors & drums |
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FAQ
1 Why should an independent auto repair shop choose the C9350C brake disc skimming machine?
The C9350C is designed as an accessible, reliable entry-level brake lathe for independent workshops. It offers professional-grade disc resurfacing at a cost-effective price point, enabling smaller shops to bring brake disc machining in-house rather than outsourcing. Its compact size, simple operation, and durable build make it a practical choice for shops starting or expanding their brake service capabilities.
2 What brake problems can the C9350C resolve?
The C9350C corrects typical brake disc issues including uneven pad deposits, surface scoring, corrosion, light grooving, and thickness variation. By machining a true, flat surface on both sides of the disc, it eliminates brake pulsation, vibration, and noise while restoring proper pad contact and braking efficiency.
3 Is the C9350C easy to operate and maintain?
Yes. The C9350C features intuitive manual controls that are straightforward to learn, even for technicians new to brake machining. Its simple mechanical design means fewer complex components to maintain, and routine maintenance such as cutter inspection, lubrication, and cleaning can be performed quickly with basic tools, minimizing downtime.
4 How does the C9350C improve workshop machining efficiency?
The C9350C enables fast on-site brake disc resurfacing, eliminating the delay and cost of sending discs to an external machine shop. With a quick setup process and consistent cutting performance, it allows technicians to complete brake jobs faster, increasing daily throughput and reducing customer vehicle downtime.
5 When should I resurface a brake disc versus replacing it?
Resurface when the disc is above the manufacturer’s minimum thickness specification and has surface issues such as scoring, glazing, or minor run-out. Replace when the disc is below minimum thickness, has deep cracks, is severely warped beyond machining limits, or has hard spots that cannot be cut through. The C9350C’s precise depth control helps you make consistent, accurate cuts within safe limits.
6 If the machine breaks down, how do you provide after-sales support? Do you provide operation videos?
Yes. We provide comprehensive after-sales support, including remote technical assistance, online troubleshooting, operation manuals, demonstration videos, maintenance tutorials, and live video guidance. If replacement parts are required, genuine spare parts can be supplied quickly to minimize downtime and keep your machine running efficiently.
7 Can you issue Certificates of Origin (CO), Form A, Form E, or other export documents?
Yes. We can provide the necessary export documents — including Certificates of Origin (CO) and other preferential certificates such as Form E — in accordance with the trade agreements and customs requirements of the destination country. We can also assist you in preparing commercial invoices, packing lists, bills of lading, and other export documentation.
8 What is your minimum order quantity (MOQ)? Do you support OEM & ODM customization?
Our standard MOQ is 1 machine for most models. We also provide OEM and ODM services for distributors and equipment brands, including custom logos, machine colors, nameplates, voltage, packaging, and other specifications to meet your market requirements.
9 Which shipping ports do you use? Can you deliver to my designated warehouse?
We typically ship from major Chinese ports, including Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Ningbo, and Shanghai. We can also arrange delivery to your designated warehouse, freight forwarder, or project site through flexible international shipping solutions.
10 How long does delivery take to my country?
Production typically takes 7-35 days, depending on the machine model and order quantity. Shipping time varies by destination and transportation method. Once your order is confirmed, we will provide a detailed production schedule and estimated delivery time.
