Conventional Lathe

The Conventional Lathe is a machine tool built for machining cylindrical parts through turning, facing, threading, drilling and straight turning operations. Its rigid construction, accuracy and ease of operation make it an excellent choice for machine shops, industrial maintenance, parts manufacturing and small- to medium-batch production.

General Specifications

• Machine type: Horizontal conventional lathe.
• Operating system: Manual, with feed and thread gearbox.
• Bed: High-rigidity cast iron, hardened and ground.
• Main spindle: High precision with multiple speeds.
• Spindle speeds: Several speeds selectable through the gearbox.
• Chuck: 3-jaw self-centering chuck (depending on configuration).
• Longitudinal and cross slide: Manual and automatic feeds.
• Tailstock: Adjustable, with hand-feed quill for supporting long parts and drilling operations.
• Threading system: Metric and imperial through the Norton gearbox.
• Applications:
  • External and internal turning.
  • Facing.
  • Threading.
  • Straight turning.
  • Drilling.
  • Boring.
  • Taper turning.
• Workable materials: Steel, stainless steel, aluminum, bronze, copper, brass, cast iron and engineering plastics.

Advantages

• High accuracy and excellent stability while machining.
• Rugged construction for continuous work.
• Easy to operate and maintain.
• Broad capacity for making and repairing mechanical parts.
• Ideal for maintenance, production, training and industrial component manufacturing.