AMERICAN TURNMASTER LA 36200 MANUAL LATHE

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AMERICAN TURNMASTER
Model
LA 36200
Year of Manufacture
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Category
MANUAL LATHES

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Technical Description

The American Turnmaster LA 36200 is a heavy-duty manual engine lathe engineered for demanding industrial applications, particularly in the oil and gas sector. This machine features a robust 36-inch swing capacity with an extended 200-inch distance between centers, providing exceptional versatility for large workpiece handling. The spindle bore measures 4.1 inches, accommodating substantial tooling and work-holding devices. Powered by a 24.9 HP motor, the LA 36200 delivers substantial cutting force for heavy machining operations. The machine operates at 400 RPM, enabling controlled material removal on large diameter components. The 25-inch swing over cross slide allows for precision facing and shoulder operations on extended workpieces. Construction incorporates a monolithic one-piece base with hardened, Reishauer-ground gears and forged alloy steel spindles supported by three heavy-duty taper roller bearings. The signature 3-V-Way bed design eliminates twisting and reversal error during long shaft O.D. turning. Induction-hardened and ground ways combined with heavily ribbed meehanite cast iron beds provide superior rigidity and vibration dampening. Safety features include a full-length foot brake and chuck guard with electric interlock. Standard equipment encompasses coolant circulation, dual inch/metric dials, a 2-speed tailstock with rack-and-pinion feed, and rapid traverse capability. The lathe delivers consistent accuracy regardless of job size while maintaining operational efficiency through user-friendly controls and advanced mechanical design.

Technical Attributes

Distance Between Centers
200.00 ''
Spindle Bore Diameter
4.10 ''
Max Swing
36.00 ''

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