GIUSEPPE GIANA 3280 GAP BED MANUAL LATHE

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OEM
GIUSEPPE GIANA
Model
3280 GAP BED
Year of Manufacture
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Category
MANUAL LATHES

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Technical Description

The Giuseppe Giana 3280 Gap Bed Manual Lathe features a robust 26-inch swing and a generous 80-inch distance between centers, suitable for machining large and complex parts. It includes a permanent 10-inch gap in the bed allowing for heavy-duty work on oversized components. The spindle bore measures 3 to 3.125 inches, with a D1-8 Camlock spindle mount, supporting spindle-through-hole capabilities of approximately 3 1/8 inches. Spindle speeds range from 17 to 1,700 RPM, offering versatility for various machining tasks. The lathe is powered by a 12 HP motor operating on 575V three-phase 60 Hz electrical supply. Equipped with a 19.5-inch 4-jaw chuck, this lathe supports both inch and metric threading from 1 to 60 TPI or millimeters, improving adaptability to different threading standards. The Enco E4 quick-change tool post enhances tooling efficiency, while the one-shot lubrication system ensures consistent maintenance and longevity. Additional features include a carriage stop for precise positioning, an oil pan bed to manage coolant and debris, and a robust build designed for accurate, dependable manual turning operations. Swing over the cross slide is 16 inches, and swing over the ways maintains 26 inches, with a gap swing reported at 30 inches, allowing for the machining of irregular or large diameter workpieces. This machine's precise construction and functional adaptability make it well-suited for medium to heavy manual lathe applications in diverse industrial environments.

Technical Attributes

Max Swing
26.00 ''
Chuck Size
19.5 - 19.5
Max Spindle Speed
1,700.00
Spindle Bore Diameter
3.00 ''
Distance Between Centers
80.00 ''

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