SOUTH BEND SB1013 MANUAL LATHE

Equipment Overview
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- SOUTH BEND
- Model
- SB1013
- Year of Manufacture
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- Category
- MANUAL LATHES
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A+Technical Description
The South Bend SB1013 is a precision EVS (Electronic Variable Speed) toolroom lathe engineered for versatile metalworking applications. This 440V, 3-phase machine delivers 5 HP of cutting power with spindle speeds reaching 2,500 RPM, enabling efficient material removal across diverse job requirements. The lathe features a 14.17-inch swing over bed and 40-inch distance between centers, accommodating mid-sized workpieces with substantial length capacity. Its 2.0625-inch spindle bore accepts D1-6 camlock tooling with MT#6 taper, providing quick-change capability for rapid setup transitions. The 8.37-inch swing over cross-slide allows precision turning and facing operations with controlled tool positioning. Constructed with Meehanite precision-hardened castings in a traditional 3-V prismatic bed design, the SB1013 delivers superior rigidity and accuracy essential for toolroom work. The machine incorporates NSK or NTN spindle bearings for dependable, low-wear performance. Quick-change gear levers and electronic speed control eliminate complex gear shifting procedures, streamlining operator workflow. An adjustable clutch mechanism on the feed rod provides crash protection, safeguarding critical components during unexpected tool engagement. The 3,234-pound construction and 55" x 91" footprint ensure stable operation with minimal vibration during demanding cutting cycles. Equipped with Allen-Bradley electrical components and featuring precision ground beds, this lathe represents industrial-grade capability suitable for production toolroom environments and specialized precision machining applications.
Technical Attributes
- Distance Between Centers
- 40.00 ''
- Max Swing
- 14.17 ''
- Spindle Bore Diameter
- 2.06 ''
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