AMERICAN TURNMASTER LA 36160 MANUAL LATHE

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AMERICAN TURNMASTER
Model
LA 36160
Year of Manufacture
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Category
MANUAL LATHES

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Technical Description

The American Turnmaster LA 36160 is a heavy-duty manual engine lathe engineered for precision and durability in demanding industrial environments. Featuring a 36-inch swing over the bed and 25 inches over the cross slide, this lathe provides ample capacity for large workpieces, while the 160-inch distance between centers allows for extended turning operations. The robust construction includes a 4.13-inch spindle bore, compatible with a wide range of tooling and workholding options, and a D1-11 spindle nose for secure attachment of chucks and faceplates. Powered by a 15 horsepower main motor, the LA 36160 delivers consistent performance at a spindle speed of 400 RPM, ideal for heavy cutting and extended production runs. The lathe is equipped with a monolithic one-piece base for superior rigidity and vibration dampening, ensuring smooth operation and high accuracy. Standard features include a full-length rear splash guard, chip and coolant tray, manual indexing square four-position tool post, and a foot brake for rapid stopping. The machine also includes a chuck guard with limit switch for operator safety, a rapid feed motor for efficient tool movement, and a comprehensive coolant system. Designed for versatility, the LA 36160 supports both inch and metric threading, with direct-reading dials for precise adjustments. Its robust build, combined with user-friendly features and reliable power, makes the American Turnmaster LA 36160 a top choice for shops requiring heavy-duty turning capability and long-term reliability.

Technical Attributes

Max Swing
36.00 ''
Distance Between Centers
160.00 ''
Spindle Bore Diameter
4.13 ''

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