Lathes are built on order, delivery is approx 10~14 weeks Prices include Sea Freight to your nearest port*
*Excludes Local Taxes*
Description
A heavy-duty solid base high-speed precision lathe is designed for shaping, cutting, and turning metal with high precision and efficiency. Its solid base construction provides stability, reducing vibrations for accurate machining. Equipped with a high-speed spindle and powerful motor, it handles heavy loads and tough tasks. Advanced features like digital readouts and automatic feed enhance productivity. Ideal for demanding industrial applications, this lathe is versatile and valuable in metalworking.
All the benefits of a Solid Base Precision Lathe with the added advantage of a Clutch Drive.
Why STANDARD T-Series Precision Bench Lathes?
Precision toolroom lathe offering stability and strong cutting capacity.
Rigid Solid Base Design: Full-length bed and base for extra support.
3-Bearing Spindle: Ensures superior spindle stability and precision.
Dry Sump Head Stock: Targeted lubrication for superior performance.
Precision Ground Gears: Smooth power transfer with reduced backlash.
Specifications
Description
Metric
Imperial
Swing Over Bed
660mm
26 in
Swing Over Carriage
440mm
17.3 in
Swing in Gap
900mm
35.4 in
Length of Gap
250mm
9.8 in
Distance Between Centers
2000mm
78.7 in
Width of Bed
400mm
15.7 in
Spindle Bore
105mm
4.13 in
Spindle Fitting
D1-8
D1-8
Spindle Speeds
25-1600rpm (16 Steps)
25-1600rpm (16 Steps)
Tailstock Taper
MT5
MT5
Tailstock Quill Travel
235mm
9.3 in
Longitudinal Feeds
0.044–1.48mm/rev (25 Feeds)
0.0017-0.0582 in/rev
Cross Feeds
0.022-0.74mm/rev (25 Feeds)
0.0008-0.0291 in/rev
Metric Threads
0.45-120mm (54 Kinds)
0.01772-4.72441 in
Imperial Threads
7/16-80TPI (54 Kinds)
7/16-80TPI (54 Kinds)
Diametrical Threads
7/8-160D.P. (42 Kinds)
7/16-80TPI (54 Kinds)
Module Threads
0.25-60M.P. (46 Kinds)
0.25-60M.P. (46 Kinds)
Main Motor
7.5kW
10Hp
Weight
3600kg
7936lbs
Standard Accessories
3-Jaw Chuck
4-Jaw Chuck
Clutch Drive Spindle
Motorized Feeds
Spindle Brake
Light
Coolant System
Thread Chasing Dial
Splash Tray
Foot Brake
Steadies, Centers, and Sleeves
Delivery
Machines are strictly built on order. (Build-on-Demand).
Delivery 10-14 Weeks from Deposit
How to use a Heavy duty lathe
Using a heavy-duty solid base high-speed precision lathe requires a certain level of training and skill, as well as a good understanding of the machine's capabilities and limitations.
Here are some basic steps to help you get started:
Familiarize yourself with the machine: Before you start using the lathe, take some time to familiarize yourself with its various components and controls. Read the machine's manual and familiarize yourself with the machine's functions and capabilities.
Prepare the workpiece: Clean the workpiece and ensure that it is properly secured to the lathe's chuck or faceplate.
Select the cutting tool: Choose the cutting tool that is appropriate for the task at hand. Make sure that the cutting tool is securely clamped in the tool post.
Set the speed and feed rate: The speed and feed rate determine how quickly and efficiently the cutting tool removes material from the workpiece. Set these values based on the type of material you are working with and the desired outcome.
Start the machine: Turn on the machine and let it come up to speed. Observe the machine carefully to make sure that everything is running smoothly.
Begin machining: With the cutting tool in contact with the workpiece, start the machining process. Make sure to maintain a consistent speed and feed rate, and observe the machine for any signs of vibration or other issues.
Monitor the cutting process: Pay close attention to the cutting process, and make adjustments as necessary to ensure that the workpiece is being machined to your specifications.
Stop the machine: Once the machining process is complete, stop the machine and turn it off. Remove the cutting tool and the workpiece from the machine.
These are just some basic steps to help you get started using a heavy-duty solid base high-speed precision lathe. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and safety guidelines, and seek professional training if you are unsure about how to use the machine.
*Information shown may differ or change without warning*
