
HARDINGE HLV-H-EM MANUAL LATHES
Specifications & Market Value

Technical Description
THE 11” X 18” HARDINGE HLV-H-EM TOOL ROOM LATHE FEATURES A BALL-BEARING SPINDLE CONSTRUCTION WITH A HARDINGE THREADED NOSE. THE MACHINE OFFERS AN 11-INCH SWING OVER THE BED AND 18 INCHES BETWEEN CENTERS. SPINDLE CAPACITY IS 1-1/16 INCHES WITH ROUND TYPE 5C COLLETS, EXPANDING TO 6 INCHES WITH STEP CHUCKS AND 5 INCHES WITH JAW CHUCKS. VARIABLE SPINDLE SPEEDS RANGE FROM 125 TO 3,000 R.P.M. KEY SPECIFICATIONS INCLUDE A 1-1/4 INCH HOLE THROUGH THE SPINDLE AND A 6-INCH SWING OVER THE CROSS SLIDE. THE DUAL GEARBOX ENABLES PRECISION ENGLISH THREADING FROM 11 TO 108 T.P.I. AND METRIC THREADING FROM 0.275 TO 2.7 MM. POWER FEED RANGES ARE 5/16 – 7 I.P.M. FOR CARRIAGE TRAVEL AND 3/16 - 4 I.P.M. FOR CROSS SLIDE TRAVEL. THE MACHINE INCLUDES A #2 MT TAILSTOCK TAPER, A SELF-CONTAINED COOLANT SYSTEM, AND A 0.5 - 1 H.P. TWO-SPEED MAIN DRIVE MOTOR (3/60/460 VOLT). DIMENSIONS ARE 70 INCHES L X 30 INCHES W X 60 INCHES H, WITH A MACHINE WEIGHT OF 1750 LBS. STANDARD EQUIPMENT INCLUDES A COLLET CLOSER, 6 JAW CHUCK, ALORIS TOOL HOLDER, 5C COLLETS, AND DUAL READING INCH/METRIC DIALS.
Technical Attributes
- Center Height
- 5.5 ''
- Spindle Bore Diameter
- 1.25 ''
- Bed Length
- 70 ''
- Bed Width
- 10 ''
- Distance Between Centers
- 18 ''
- Max Swing
- 11 ''
- Spindle Power
- 1 HP
- Chuck Size
- 6 ''
- Max Spindle Speed
- 3000 RPM
- Power Requirement
- 400V Three Phase
Category
- MACHINING
- → LATHES
- → MANUAL LATHES
Data Accuracy and Verification
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