NODO BARTON 160X500 MANUAL LATHE

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OEM
NODO
Model
BARTON 160X500
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
MANUAL LATHES

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Technical Description

The NODO BARTON 160X500 is a compact manual parallel lathe engineered for precision turning operations in small to medium-scale production environments. This machine features a center height of 160mm, providing optimal accessibility for workpiece setup and tool positioning. The lathe accommodates center distances of 500-750-1000-1500mm, offering versatility for various workpiece lengths, with the base configuration supporting a 500mm distance between centers. The swing capacity over the bed measures 310mm in diameter, enabling the machining of moderately sized cylindrical workpieces. The swing over the gap reaches 460mm, allowing larger diameter work when utilizing the extended bed gap feature. The swing over the carriage is limited to 295mm, defining the maximum workpiece diameter when positioned on the cross-slide. Powered by a 2.9 HP motor, this lathe delivers adequate torque for conventional turning, boring, threading, and facing operations on ferrous and non-ferrous materials. The manual operation requires skilled operator control for feed rate management and tool positioning, making it suitable for experienced machinists performing custom work, prototyping, or small-batch production runs. The NODO BARTON 160X500 combines European engineering with robust construction, featuring a rigid cast-iron bed and precision spindle bearings that ensure dimensional accuracy and surface finish quality. Its compact footprint and moderate power consumption make it an economical choice for job shops and training facilities where flexibility and reliable performance are essential requirements.

Technical Attributes

Distance Between Centers
19.70 ''
Max Swing
12.60 ''

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