AMERICAN TURNMASTER LS 36200 MANUAL LATHE

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- AMERICAN TURNMASTER
- Model
- LS 36200
- Year of Manufacture
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- Category
- MANUAL LATHES
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A+Technical Description
The American Turnmaster LS-36 is a heavy-duty manual engine lathe engineered for precision machining in demanding industrial applications. This machine features a robust 36.5-inch swing over bed with a maximum center distance of 199.2 inches, accommodating large workpieces and extended turning operations. The spindle assembly incorporates a 4.13-inch D1-11 bore designed for rigidity and repeatability. Powered by a 25 HP motor, the LS-36 delivers substantial cutting force for heavy-duty roughing and finishing operations. The machine operates at 1,000 RPM nominal speed with a monolithic floor-type bed/base casting that provides exceptional rigidity and vibration dampening—critical for maintaining accuracy under load. With a 27.5-inch swing over cross slide, the lathe accommodates substantial tool offsets and workpiece configurations. Standard equipment includes a 4-way power rapid traverse system for efficient tool positioning, a coolant pump with integrated piping, and a chuck guard with electric interlock for operator safety. The machine is supplied with dead centers, center sleeves, a square tool post, leveling pads, and a comprehensive operator's manual with service tools. Final assembly, electrical integration, and quality control occur at the manufacturer's California facility, ensuring each machine ships fully calibrated and production-ready. The LS-36 is specifically engineered for oil and gas industry applications where reliability and precision under demanding conditions are paramount. Available with optional electronic variable speed capability for enhanced operational flexibility.
Technical Attributes
- Spindle Bore Diameter
- 4.13 ''
- Max Swing
- 36.50 ''
- Distance Between Centers
- 199.20 ''
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