SOUTH BEND SB1061PF MANUAL LATHE

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- SOUTH BEND
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- SB1061PF
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- Category
- MANUAL LATHES
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A+Technical Description
The South Bend SB1061PF is an 18" x 80" electronic variable-speed lathe engineered for precision toolroom and production work. This heavy-duty machine features an 18.11-inch swing capacity with 79.84 inches between centers, accommodating workpieces up to 11 inches in diameter over the cross slide. The lathe is powered by a robust 12.5 HP motor capable of delivering variable spindle speeds ranging from 18 to 1,800 RPM, enabling optimal cutting conditions across diverse materials and operations. The 3.15-inch spindle bore provides ample capacity for holding various chuck sizes and workholding devices. The machine is equipped with a Fagor digital readout (DRO) system for enhanced accuracy and repeatability, along with Allen-Bradley controls for reliable operation. The lathe features a precision Meehanite cast iron bed ensuring stability and minimizing deflection during heavy cutting operations. Threading capability spans from 2 to 72 threads per inch across 38 different pitches, making it suitable for diverse threading applications. Additional features include a 3-inch tailstock barrel diameter, longitudinal feed range starting at .0015 inches, and an integrated coolant system for extended tool life. A 1/4 HP, 440V oil pump motor maintains consistent lubrication throughout operation. The combination of electronic variable speed, digital positioning, and substantial power output makes the SB1061PF ideal for demanding manufacturing environments requiring precision, versatility, and reliability.
Technical Attributes
- Distance Between Centers
- 79.84 ''
- Spindle Bore Diameter
- 3.15 ''
- Max Swing
- 18.11 ''
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