Description

Technical Specifications

Center Width: 1000 mm
Center Height: 179 mm
Turning Diameter Over Bed: 354 mm
Turning Diameter Over Support: 223 mm
Bed Width: 187 mm
Travel X-axis: 185 mm
Travel Z1-axis: 95 mm
Spindle Speed: 70 – 2000 RPM
Spindle Bore: 52 mm
Spindle Mount: Camlock D1-5
Spindle Taper: 6 MT
Feed X-axis: 0.0291 – 2.035 mm/rev
Feed Z-axis: 0.0406 – 2.842 mm/rev
Metric Threading: 0.2 – 14 mm
Whitworth Threading: 2 – 56 TPI
Diametric Threading: 8 – 56 DP
Module Threading: 0.2 – 3.5 MP
Tailstock Quill Diameter: 42 mm
Tailstock Taper: 3 MT
Tailstock Quill Stroke: 100 mm
Main Motor Power: 1.5 kW
Dimensions (L × W × H): 1.9 m × 0.76 m × 1.6 m
Weight: 650 kg
Product Details
Fully equipped Basic PRO lathe designed for repairs, training, and production environments
High-quality cast-iron bed ensures rigidity, stability, and reduced vibration
Hardened and ground gears, shafts, and guideways for smooth, quiet operation and long service life
Wide precision guideways reduce wear and allow long-term accuracy adjustments
Readjustable spindle bearings for consistent precision and reduced wear
Gear system and apron operate in an enclosed oil bath for minimal maintenance
Integrated safety interlock prevents simultaneous lead screw and feed shaft engagement
Stainless steel covers protect critical components from contamination and wear
Adjustable tailstock with offset capability for taper turning
High-performance coolant system included for improved machining efficiency
Base includes built-in storage and removable chip tray for easy maintenance
X.Pos position indicator simplifies programming and improves workflow accuracy
Controls & Software
3-axis digital readout system (X.Pos 3.2) for precise machining control
Sealed polyester enclosure protects against dust, fumes, and industrial environments
Optical scales with 5-micron (0.005 mm) resolution for high precision
Aluminium protection covers resist coolant, oil, and debris
Basic Functions
0.005 mm resolution
Spindle ON/OFF control
Metric and inch conversion
Position setting and reset
ABS / INC coordinate switching
Radius and diameter display modes
Z1/Z2 axis summing
Built-in calculator functions
Extended Functions
Axis position memory retention when powered off
Hole circle pattern calculation
Radius/diameter toggle
Reference function for tool gauging
Taper turning support
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Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between a lathe and a milling machine?
A lathe rotates the workpiece while a cutting tool shapes it, ideal for cylindrical parts. A milling machine rotates the tool and is used for flat surfaces, slots, and complex shapes.
What materials can this lathe machine?
This machine can handle materials such as mild steel, aluminium, brass, and plastics depending on tooling and setup.
Is this lathe suitable for training and workshops?
Yes, it is specifically designed for training, repair work, and production environments, making it ideal for workshops and technical training centres.
Can this lathe cut different types of threads?
Yes, it supports metric, Whitworth, diametric, and module threading, offering versatility for various engineering applications.
What maintenance does this lathe require?
Routine maintenance includes lubrication, cleaning swarf, checking alignment, and ensuring coolant and oil levels are maintained.