SOUND SOL 60 MANUAL LATHE

Equipment Overview
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- SOUND
- Model
- SOL 60
- Year of Manufacture
- -
- Category
- MANUAL LATHES
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A+Technical Description
The SOUND SOL 60 Manual Lathe features a substantial swing capacity of 72.83 inches, allowing for large diameter workpieces to be machined efficiently. It supports a maximum distance between centers of 236.22 inches, facilitating the handling of extremely long components. The spindle bore diameter is 4.92 inches, accommodating sizable tooling and allowing for through-spindle operations when needed. This lathe is designed for heavy-duty manual turning operations, built with a robust frame to minimize vibration and enhance precision. Typical configurations of such lathes include multiple spindle speeds for optimal machining conditions, adjustable feeds, and a variety of tooling options. The large swing and centers capacity make the SOUND SOL 60 suitable for large-scale industrial applications such as aerospace, power generation, and heavy machinery manufacturing where machining of large shafts, cylinders, and other oversized parts is required. It is constructed with hardened, ground bed ways to ensure durability and consistent accuracy over time. Additional features often include manual feed controls, spindle reversing switches, and capable taper turning attachments to extend versatility. The machine’s design prioritizes rigidity, stability, and operator control to deliver precise, repeatable machining results on large-diameter, long workpieces in a manual lathe setting.
Technical Attributes
- Distance Between Centers
- 236.22 ''
- Spindle Bore Diameter
- 4.92 ''
- Max Swing
- 72.83 ''
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