AMERICAN TURNMASTER LA 36275 MANUAL LATHE

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AMERICAN TURNMASTER
Model
LA 36275
Year of Manufacture
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Category
MANUAL LATHES

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Technical Description

The American Turnmaster LA 36275 is a robust manual engine lathe engineered for heavy-duty turning applications, featuring a 36-inch swing over the bed and 275 inches between centers, accommodating large workpieces with precision. The lathe is equipped with a 4.13-inch spindle bore, allowing for the passage of sizable bar stock, and is powered by a 15 horsepower main motor, delivering consistent torque for demanding machining tasks. The spindle operates at a fixed speed of 400 RPM, optimized for stability and accuracy during extended production runs. With a swing over the cross slide of 25 inches, the machine provides ample clearance for tooling and complex setups. The LA 36275 incorporates a rigid, monolithic bed construction for superior vibration dampening and long-term accuracy, ensuring smooth operation even under heavy loads. The lathe features a D1-11 spindle nose for secure chuck mounting and compatibility with a wide range of accessories. Standard equipment includes a compound rest, tailstock with center sleeve, and a comprehensive set of service tools. The design emphasizes operator safety and ease of use, with a chuck guard, working light, and coolant system. The machine’s robust gear train and precision-ground ways support reliable performance in industrial environments, making it suitable for applications in sectors such as oil and gas, aerospace, and general manufacturing. The LA 36275 is built to deliver durability, accuracy, and versatility for high-volume and high-precision turning operations.

Technical Attributes

Distance Between Centers
275.00 ''
Spindle Bore Diameter
4.13 ''
Max Swing
36.00 ''

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