Electric spindle, 4000-5000 RMP.

A 2-axis CNC lathe typically offers motion along two primary axes:

X-axis: Horizontal motion parallel to the lathe's spindle axis. It controls the position of the cutting tool along the workpiece's diameter.

Z-axis: Vertical motion perpendicular to the lathe's spindle axis. It controls the longitudinal movement of the cutting tool along the length of the workpiece.

Optional functions: 

Installing a robotic arm, automatic loading and unloading.

The primary function of a 2-axis CNC lathe is to perform turning operations, where the workpiece rotates while a single-point cutting tool removes material to create cylindrical features such as diameters, tapers, grooves, threads, and contours.