OJL-50-250 — South Africa

Worn shaft journals, scored bearing seats and damaged rotating components can force expensive shutdowns when large assemblies must be removed and transported to a machine shop. This portable journal lathe brings precision field machining directly to the equipment, helping maintenance teams repair critical shafts without the time, handling risk and logistics associated with major disassembly.Designed for onsite shaft resurfacing, bearing journal restoration, O-groove machining and stub-shaft reconditioning, the machine is available with Ø50–250mm and Ø200–450mm capacity ranges. It supports horizontal, vertical and angled machining, with variable spindle speeds, automatic feed adjustable from 0–0.5mm/rev and electric drive outputs of 1,150W or 1,800W. Adjustable tool positioning and compatibility with HSS and carbide tooling enable controlled machining of steel, stainless steel, cast iron and alloy shafts.Stable cutting performance, repeatability of ±0.05mm and surface finishes as fine as Ra 1.6µm help technicians restore bearing fits and journal geometry at the worksite. The compact construction and protective transport case make this onsite journal lathe a practical solution for reducing repair turnaround, equipment downtime and heavy-component transport.

ZAR 112 710,53 — indicative market price; confirm delivered configuration in your quote.

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