AMERICAN TURNMASTER LS 28240 MANUAL LATHE

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- AMERICAN TURNMASTER
- Model
- LS 28240
- Year of Manufacture
- -
- Category
- MANUAL LATHES
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A+Technical Description
The AMERICAN TURNMASTER LS 28240 Manual Lathe is a heavy-duty precision machine designed for industrial and professional shops requiring robust performance and versatility. It features a substantial swing capacity of 28.75 inches over the bed and 20 inches over the cross slide, accommodating large diameter workpieces. The lathe supports a maximum center distance of 240 inches, offering extensive length capacity for long workpieces. The spindle bore measures 4.13 inches, enabling it to handle sizable stock or bar material. Powered by a 20 HP motor, it delivers strong cutting force suitable for heavy cuts and tough materials with a top spindle speed of 1,000 RPM, ensuring consistent and controlled machining operations. Built on a monolithic floor-type bed with a single-piece casting, the lathe provides exceptional rigidity and vibration dampening, crucial for maintaining precision during demanding tasks. Additional features include a 4-way power rapid traverse for efficient tool movement, a chuck guard with electric interlock for enhanced safety, coolant pump and piping to support continuous machining, and supplied dead centers and a square tool post for effective tooling support. The robust construction and operator-focused design make the LS 28240 ideal for industries requiring reliable precision turning in large-scale or heavy-duty applications.
Technical Attributes
- Distance Between Centers
- 240.00 ''
- Spindle Bore Diameter
- 4.13 ''
- Max Swing
- 28.75 ''
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