ESSKAY HD-3 MANUAL LATHE

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OEM
ESSKAY
Model
HD-3
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
MANUAL LATHES

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Technical Description

The ESSKAY HD-3 is a precision manual lathe engineered for general-purpose turning, facing, boring, and drilling operations. Featuring a robust 18-inch swing capacity and 62-inch center distance, this machine accommodates a wide range of workpiece sizes for medium-duty production environments. The spindle bore of 2.125 inches accepts standard Morse taper tooling, providing versatility for various cutting tool configurations. Powered by a 2.0 HP motor operating at 1,440 RPM, the lathe delivers consistent torque for stable machining of ferrous and non-ferrous materials. The manual operation design emphasizes operator control and precision, making it suitable for skilled machinists requiring direct engagement with the cutting process. The machine construction incorporates flame-hardened bed ways that resist deflection under load, ensuring dimensional accuracy and extended service life. Standard equipment includes chuck plates, dead centers with MT taper adapters, and a comprehensive accessory package for immediate operational readiness. The lathe's horizontal layout and pedestal-mounted bed provide convenient operator access and stable machine positioning on shop floors. With its combination of adequate power, respectable spindle bore, and proven Esskay engineering, the HD-3 delivers reliable performance for prototype development, job shop work, and maintenance operations. The manual control interface allows operators to optimize cutting speeds and feeds for specific applications while maintaining full process visibility. One-year warranty coverage supports long-term reliability.

Technical Attributes

Spindle Bore Diameter
2.13 ''
Max Swing
18.00 ''
Distance Between Centers
62.00 ''

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