REPUBLIC LAGUN RL-1460-G MANUAL LATHE

REPUBLIC LAGUN RL-1460-G REPUBLIC LAGUN RL-1460-G MANUAL LATHE equipment image

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OEM
REPUBLIC LAGUN
Model
RL-1460-G
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
MANUAL LATHES

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Technical Description

The Republic Lagun RL-1460-G is a manual bench lathe engineered for general-purpose turning, facing, and boring operations in job shops, tool rooms, and educational settings. With a 14.2-inch swing capacity and 60-inch centers, this machine accommodates mid-range workpieces for shaft work, bushing fabrication, and prototype development. The 2.06-inch spindle bore provides versatility for standard workholding via chuck or collet systems, while the 8.2-inch swing over cross slide enables efficient radial tool positioning for precision cuts. Powered by a robust 5 HP motor delivering 2,000 RPM, the RL-1460-G balances spindle speed with torque for reliable stock removal and finish turning operations. The machine's manual control allows operators to execute rough and finish turning passes, grooving, parting, threading, and drilling with operator-dependent precision. Cast-iron bed construction ensures stability and vibration damping essential for accurate dimensional work. The tailstock accommodates Morse taper tooling for drilling and reaming long shafts, while steady and follow rests prevent workpiece deflection on slender components. This lathe suits applications requiring moderate throughput and adaptability for one-off jobs and repairs, offering the familiarity of manual operation with sufficient capacity for mid-range production runs. Ideal for machinists requiring a reliable, compact general-purpose platform with straightforward controls and proven mechanical design for consistent performance across diverse turning operations.

Technical Attributes

Spindle Bore Diameter
2.06 ''
Max Swing
14.20 ''
Distance Between Centers
60.00 ''

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