CNC Indexing Bar Feeder Tracer 32V
TRACER 32V Hydrodynamic Magazine Bar Feeder
For Fixed or Sliding Headstock CNC Lathes | High-Speed, Vibration-Free Feeding
The TRACER 32V Hydrodynamic Magazine Bar Feeder is engineered for precision, efficiency, and versatility in CNC turning applications. Designed to support both fixed headstock and Swiss-type (sliding headstock) CNC lathes, the TRACER 32V delivers smooth, high-RPM bar feeding with minimal vibration, making it the ideal solution for high-volume, unattended machining.
Key Features of the TRACER 32V
Versatile Bar Compatibility
Supports bar diameters from 5mm to 38mm (0.196" to 1.496")
Accepts material up to 12 feet (3,600mm) long
Works with round, hexagonal, and square bar stock
Handles uniform or random-length bars
Advanced Hydrodynamic Design
Polyurethane guide channel provides superior vibration dampening and easy guide channel changeover
Dual anti-vibration system (internal and external) for stable high-RPM operation
Ideal for precision turning at high speeds
LED Status Monitoring
Patented external LED light display shows bar status and alarms in real-time
Allows for quick visual feedback without stopping production
Increased Efficiency and Automation
Large magazine capacity: holds up to 26 bars at 10mm
Automatic remnant retract for streamlined operation
Compatible with left or right feeding direction for flexibility in shop layout
Includes handheld remote control for operator convenience
Built for Modern CNC Lathes
Compatible with fixed headstock and Swiss-type CNC lathes
Servo motor feeding system ensures precise control
Air Pressure Requirement: 6 kgf/cm² (85 psi)
Power Supply: 3-phase, 220V, 50/60Hz, 810W
Weight: 900kg (1,980 lbs.) for the 2.5M version
Why Choose the TRACER 32V Bar Feeder?
Reduce bar whip and ensure smooth, consistent feeding at high speeds
Maximize productivity with large magazine capacity and automation-friendly features
Improve shop floor efficiency with fewer interruptions and reduced manual intervention
Ideal for precision machining, high-speed turning, and long, unattended production runs




