EUROPEAN LION 32-CU, 32 x 157 MANUAL LATHE
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Technical Description
The European Lion 32-CU, 32 x 157 manual lathe is a heavy-duty engine lathe designed for precision turning and robust industrial applications. With a 32-inch swing over the bed and 21 inches over the cross slide, it accommodates large workpieces while maintaining accuracy and stability. The lathe features a 157.6-inch distance between centers, allowing for extended part machining. Its 6-inch spindle bore and D1-15 spindle nose support a wide range of chucks and tooling, enhancing versatility. Powered by a 20 HP motor, the machine delivers strong performance with spindle speeds up to 1,000 RPM, suitable for both high-speed and heavy-duty cutting operations. The lathe is equipped with hardened and ground bedways, a heavy-duty clutched headstock, and precision SKF spindle bearings for long-lasting reliability and smooth operation. The monoblock solid cast bed and gap bed design contribute to rigidity and ease of setup for oversized workpieces. Additional features include inch and metric threading capabilities, rapid traverse, and a comprehensive set of safety and operational guards. Weighing 17,100 lbs, the European Lion 32-CU offers exceptional stability and durability, making it ideal for demanding production environments in automotive, aerospace, and heavy equipment manufacturing.
Technical Attributes
Max Swing
32.00 ''
Spindle Bore Diameter
6.00 ''
Distance Between Centers
157.60 ''
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