EUROPEAN LION 30-CU, 30 x 157 MANUAL LATHE

EUROPEAN LION 30-CU, 30 x 157 EUROPEAN LION 30-CU, 30 x 157 MANUAL LATHE equipment image

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OEM
EUROPEAN LION
Model
30-CU, 30 x 157
Year of Manufacture
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Category
MANUAL LATHES

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Technical Description

The EUROPEAN LION 30-CU manual lathe features a 30-inch swing capacity and a maximum center distance of 157.6 inches, allowing it to handle large and long workpieces efficiently. It is equipped with a robust 4-inch spindle bore and a powerful 17.4 HP motor, enabling it to operate at speeds up to 1,600 RPM. The swing over cross slide measures 20.25 inches, providing ample clearance for versatile machining tasks. Constructed for heavy-duty use, this lathe weighs 12,500 lbs, ensuring stability and precision during operations. Its headstock includes a D1-11 spindle nose and hardened, ground gears with a clutch mechanism for reliable torque transmission. The machine's design emphasizes durability and accuracy, supported by high-quality spindle bearings and hardened bed ways. This lathe is ideal for applications demanding precision turning of metals such as steel and aluminum and suits industries like automotive and aerospace. The control layout is designed for operator convenience, reducing fatigue during extended machining cycles. Overall, the EUROPEAN LION 30-CU offers a blend of power, capacity, and precision, making it well-suited for heavy engineering and manufacturing environments requiring manual lathe operations with substantial size and power capabilities.

Technical Attributes

Max Swing
30.00 ''
Spindle Bore Diameter
4.00 ''
Distance Between Centers
157.60 ''

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