CLARK MACHINE TOOL CDS 76 MANUAL LATHE

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- CLARK MACHINE TOOL
- Model
- CDS 76
- Year of Manufacture
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- Category
- MANUAL LATHES
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A+Technical Description
The CLARK MACHINE TOOL CDS 76 is a robust manual engine lathe designed for general-purpose machining operations. This machine features a swing of 29.92 inches over the bed, providing ample clearance for turning larger diameter workpieces. With centers spanning 118.11 inches, the lathe accommodates extended workpieces and enables precision work over significant distances between the headstock and tailstock. The machine is powered by a 10.06 horsepower motor operating at 1,800 RPM, delivering sufficient torque and speed for diverse turning applications across various materials. The fixed speed of 1,800 RPM allows for consistent and predictable cutting performance, making it suitable for production runs and prototype work alike. The manual operation characteristic means the operator has direct control over feed rates, depth of cut, and spindle engagement, requiring skilled craftsmanship and attention to detail. This lathe is built to industrial standards, utilizing a cast iron bed and frame construction that provides rigidity and vibration dampening essential for maintaining tight tolerances. The CDS 76 is equipped with conventional thread-cutting capabilities and power feed options, making it versatile for various machining tasks including facing, turning, boring, and thread chasing. Its dimensions and weight classify it as a mid-sized machine tool suitable for job shops, tool and die facilities, and manufacturing environments where flexibility and precision are required. The combination of swing size, center length, and power specifications makes the CLARK MACHINE TOOL CDS 76 an effective choice for demanding metalworking applications.
Technical Attributes
- Max Swing
- 29.92 ''
- Distance Between Centers
- 118.11 ''
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