AXELSON 16 MANUAL LATHE

Equipment Overview
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- AXELSON
- Model
- 16
- Year of Manufacture
- -
- Category
- MANUAL LATHES
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A+Technical Description
The Axelson 16 is a precision manual engine lathe engineered for heavy-duty machining operations. Featuring an 18-inch swing over hardened bedways and an 11-inch swing over cross slide, this machine accommodates workpieces up to 78 inches between centers. The lathe is equipped with a robust 1.75-inch hole through the spindle and a 12-inch diameter 3-jaw chuck for secure workholding. Spindle speeds range from 13 to 1577 RPM, providing versatile capability across various machining tasks and material types. The machine includes a taper turning attachment for precision conical work and inch threading capability for fastener production. Additional features comprise a thread dial for precise thread engagement, a steadyrest for supporting long workpieces and preventing deflection, and hardened bedways that ensure exceptional accuracy and longevity. The lathe is powered by a 15 HP electric motor with dual voltage capability (220/440 volts), accommodating diverse facility electrical configurations. Anti-friction bearings combined with automatic lubrication systems minimize maintenance requirements while maintaining smooth, efficient operation. This Axelson model represents industrial-grade construction designed for production environments requiring reliability and precision. Ideal applications include shaft turning, threading, taper work, and general production machining across automotive, industrial, and job shop sectors. The combination of robust construction, extended speed range, and comprehensive tooling makes this lathe suitable for both prototype development and production runs.
Technical Attributes
- Max Spindle Speed
- 1,577.00
- Chuck Size
- 12 - 12
- Bed Length
- 18.00 ''
- Spindle Bore Diameter
- 1.75 ''
- Max Swing
- 18.00 ''
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