SOUTH BEND SB1057F MANUAL LATHE

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OEM
SOUTH BEND
Model
SB1057F
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
MANUAL LATHES

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Technical Description

The South Bend SB1057F Manual Lathe is a heavy-duty engine lathe designed for precision turning and robust industrial applications. With a 18.11-inch swing over the bed and a 60-inch center distance, this lathe accommodates large workpieces, making it ideal for demanding machining tasks. The spindle features a 3.15-inch bore, allowing for the passage of long stock or specialized tooling. Powered by a 15 HP fixed-speed motor, the SB1057F delivers consistent performance and high torque, supporting a maximum spindle speed of 1,600 RPM. The lathe offers 16 selectable spindle speeds ranging from 20 to 1,600 RPM, controlled via quick-change gear levers for efficient operation and setup. The swing over the cross slide is 11.00 inches, providing ample clearance for complex turning operations. Built with a rugged cast iron construction, the SB1057F weighs 5,952 lbs, ensuring stability and vibration resistance during heavy cutting. The machine is equipped with a Fagor DRO (Digital Readout) for accurate positioning and measurement, enhancing precision and repeatability. Designed for reliability and durability, the SB1057F is suitable for a wide range of turning, facing, threading, and boring operations in industrial and commercial environments.

Technical Attributes

Max Swing
18.11 ''
Spindle Bore Diameter
3.15 ''
Distance Between Centers
60.00 ''

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