RAVI BANKA 48 MANUAL LATHE

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OEM
RAVI
Model
BANKA 48
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
MANUAL LATHES

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Technical Description

The RAVI BANKA 48 Manual Lathe is a robust engine lathe designed for precision metal turning operations. It features an 18.8-inch (477.5 mm) swing, enabling machining of moderately sized workpieces with a centers distance of 98.1 inches (2494.3 mm), allowing for long stock handling. The spindle bore diameter is 1.96 inches (approximately 50 mm), accommodating sizable tooling and workpiece material. Powered by a 3.8 HP motor, the lathe operates at a low spindle speed of 30 RPM, suitable for heavy-duty and controlled machining tasks. The swing over the cross slide is 10.8 inches (274.32 mm), permitting precise cross feed tool movement. The machine weighs approximately 396.8 lbs, ensuring stability during operation while remaining manageable for installation and repositioning. Its manual control allows operators to perform detailed turning, facing, tapering, and threading operations common in toolrooms and small production environments. The RAVI BANKA 48 is built for durability with a weight and size that balance rigidity and workspace efficiency, making it apt for general machining tasks requiring moderate power and workpiece size capacity. This lathe is suitable for workshop environments that demand reliability and precision in conventional lathe machining processes.

Technical Attributes

Spindle Bore Diameter
1.96 ''
Max Swing
18.80 ''
Distance Between Centers
98.10 ''

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