MONARCH LATHES 513 MANUAL LATHE

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MONARCH LATHES
Model
513
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
MANUAL LATHES

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Technical Description

The Monarch Lathes 513 is a manual engine lathe designed for general-purpose machining operations. This machine features a 14.16-inch swing over the bed ways, enabling the processing of workpieces up to approximately 7 inches in diameter over the cross slide. The lathe accommodates workpieces up to 31 inches between centers, providing adequate length capacity for medium-sized turning, boring, and threading applications. The spindle bore measures 2.20 inches, allowing for through-spindle work and accommodating various cutting tool shanks and work-holding accessories. Powered by a 14 horsepower motor, the lathe delivers sufficient cutting force for efficient material removal across a range of operations. The machine operates at speeds reaching 4,000 RPM, facilitating both roughing and finishing cuts on ferrous and non-ferrous materials. The manual operation design incorporates hand-lever controls for spindle direction and speed adjustment, providing operators with direct control over cutting parameters. The positive length dial graduated in 0.005-inch increments enables precise axial positioning for accurate threading and longitudinal cuts. The lathe includes rapid traverse capability on the apron for efficient non-cutting movements. Standard equipment includes a 4-jaw chuck for secure workpiece holding and manual tailstock for center-drill applications and between-center work. This versatile machine is well-suited for job shop environments, tool and die work, and educational settings where operator control and flexibility are prioritized over automated production capabilities.

Technical Attributes

Distance Between Centers
31.00 ''
Max Swing
14.16 ''
Spindle Bore Diameter
2.20 ''

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