AMERICAN 16" STYLE C PACEMAKER MANUAL LATHE

AMERICAN 16" STYLE C PACEMAKER AMERICAN 16" STYLE C PACEMAKER MANUAL LATHE equipment image

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AMERICAN
Model
16" STYLE C PACEMAKER
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
MANUAL LATHES

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Technical Description

The American 16" Style C Pacemaker Manual Lathe is a heavy-duty, precision-engineered engine lathe designed for demanding industrial applications. Featuring a robust 12" 3-jaw chuck, this lathe provides a rated swing over bed ways of 16" and an actual swing of 21.5", with a swing over carriage wings of 20" and a swing over cross-slide of 13", allowing for versatile workpiece handling. The distance between centers is 78", accommodating long shafts and large components. The cross-slide cross-feed travel measures 12.25", while the top-slide cross-feed travel is 4", enabling precise control during machining operations. The tailstock spindle has a diameter of 4" and a travel of 10", with a #4 Morse taper for secure tool holding. Spindle speeds range from 15 to 1000 RPM, offering flexibility for a wide array of materials and cutting requirements. Carriage longitudinal feeds are adjustable from .0015 to .091 inches per revolution, supporting both fine finishing and rapid material removal. The lathe supports thread changes from 2 to 120 TPI, making it suitable for intricate threading tasks. Built for durability and accuracy, the machine weighs 10,500 lbs, ensuring stability during operation. The American 16" Style C Pacemaker Manual Lathe is a reliable choice for shops requiring high-capacity, precision turning capabilities.

Technical Attributes

Max Spindle Speed
1,000.00
Bed Length
16.00 ''
Chuck Size
12 - 12
Max Swing
21.50 ''
Distance Between Centers
78.00 ''

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