SOUND SHL 40 MANUAL LATHE

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- SOUND
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- SHL 40
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- MANUAL LATHES
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A+Technical Description
The SOUND SHL 40 is a geared engine lathe designed for precision metal turning operations with substantial work capacity. Featuring a 39.37-inch swing over the bed, this machine accommodates larger diameter workpieces typical in industrial and production environments. The 118.11-inch center distance provides extended length capability, making it suitable for turning extended cylindrical components, shafts, and similar applications requiring both diameter and length capacity. The spindle bore of 3.94 inches allows for through-spindle mounting of bars and workpieces, facilitating efficient chip evacuation and streamlined part handling during continuous production runs. As part of SOUND Machinery Makers' comprehensive lineup, the SHL 40 represents their engineering expertise in geared lathe construction, positioned within their extra-heavy-duty turning lathe series that extends up to 40 feet in capacity. This manual lathe operates through conventional belt or gear drive systems, providing reliable torque transmission for demanding cutting operations. The machine's robust construction delivers consistent precision for various turning tasks including facing, taper turning, threading, and boring operations. Its manual control configuration offers operators direct command over spindle speed, feed rates, and tool positioning, making it ideal for job shops, small to medium production facilities, and specialized machining applications where operational flexibility is valued. The SHL 40 represents a versatile platform balancing operational simplicity with substantial production capability, serving as a workhorse for facilities requiring repeatable, precision metal turning without the complexity of computer numerical control systems.
Technical Attributes
- Distance Between Centers
- 118.11 ''
- Max Swing
- 39.37 ''
- Spindle Bore Diameter
- 3.94 ''
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