SOUND SHL 50 MANUAL LATHE

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- SOUND
- Model
- SHL 50
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- Category
- MANUAL LATHES
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A+Technical Description
The SOUND SHL 50 is a precision manual lathe engineered for general-purpose metalworking and production applications. This machine features a robust swing capacity of 39.37 inches over the bed, enabling operators to machine cylindrical workpieces of substantial diameter. The extended distance between centers measures 157.48 inches, providing considerable length capacity for turning operations on elongated components. The spindle bore diameter of 3.94 inches accommodates standard tooling and allows for through-spindle mounting of accessories and workholding devices. Constructed by SOUND Machinery Makers, this geared lathe delivers reliable performance through traditional mechanical drive systems, making it suitable for both prototype development and repetitive production work. The combination of swing and center distance specifications positions the SHL 50 as a mid-range machine tool capable of handling diverse workpiece geometries, from short, large-diameter parts to extended shafts and similar elongated components. The manual operation requires skilled operator input for speed selection, feed rates, and tool positioning, offering flexibility in machining strategies while maintaining direct control over cutting parameters. This lathe is equipped to perform standard turning, facing, threading, boring, and drilling operations. Its class of construction and dimensional specifications make it compatible with conventional lathe accessories, steady rests, and chuck systems commonly found in production environments. Ideal for job shops, tool rooms, and manufacturing facilities prioritizing versatility and precision, the SOUND SHL 50 represents a dependable choice for operators seeking established manual lathe technology with proven reliability and straightforward maintenance requirements.
Technical Attributes
- Spindle Bore Diameter
- 3.94 ''
- Max Swing
- 39.37 ''
- Distance Between Centers
- 157.48 ''
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