SOUTH BEND SB1016 MANUAL LATHE

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SOUTH BEND
Model
SB1016
Year of Manufacture
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Category
MANUAL LATHES

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Technical Description

The South Bend SB1016 Manual Lathe is a robust engine lathe designed for precision machining in industrial environments. With an 18.11-inch swing and 60-inch center distance, it accommodates large workpieces, while the 3.1-inch spindle bore allows for the passage of substantial bar stock. Powered by a 10 HP motor, the lathe delivers reliable performance at a maximum spindle speed of 1,800 RPM, suitable for a wide range of turning operations. The swing over the cross slide is 11 inches, providing flexibility for complex setups. The machine measures 65 inches in width and 118 inches in length, with a total weight of 6,500 lbs, ensuring stability and rigidity during heavy cutting. Constructed with a precision-ground, hardened Meehanite casting bed in the traditional 3-V prismatic design, the SB1016 offers exceptional accuracy and durability. The headstock features a D1-6 camlock spindle with an MT#6 taper and a 2.0625-inch bore, supporting various workholding configurations. The lathe includes a quick-change gearbox for efficient feed selection and an adjustable clutch mechanism on the feed rod to prevent damage during overloads. The control panel provides intuitive operation, and the apron houses the carriage gearing with a quick-change feed direction knob for seamless switching between longitudinal and cross feeds. The SB1016 is equipped with a 4-position tool holder, compound slide, and both ball-bearing and follower steady rests for enhanced versatility. Designed for reliability and ease of use, this lathe is ideal for demanding production and toolroom applications.

Technical Attributes

Distance Between Centers
60.00 ''
Max Swing
18.11 ''
Spindle Bore Diameter
3.10 ''

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