SUMMIT BIG SWING 35 VSX160 MANUAL LATHE

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SUMMIT
Model
BIG SWING 35 VSX160
Year of Manufacture
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Category
MANUAL LATHES

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Technical Description

The SUMMIT BIG SWING 35 VSX160 Manual Lathe is a heavy-duty, precision-engineered machine designed for demanding turning applications. With a 35-inch swing over the bed and a 19.6-inch swing over the cross slide, it accommodates large workpieces while maintaining accuracy and rigidity. The lathe features a 160-inch center distance, allowing for extended part machining, and a generous 6.09-inch spindle bore for handling oversized bar stock. Powered by a robust 40 horsepower motor, the machine delivers consistent performance at up to 700 RPM, ensuring efficient material removal and smooth operation across a wide range of metals. Constructed with a fully ribbed, closed-grain cast iron bed and induction-hardened, precision-ground bedways, the lathe provides exceptional stability and durability for long-term reliability. The clutched headstock and dynamically balanced anti-friction mounted shafts enhance spindle longevity and reduce vibration, while the forged chrome alloy spindle ensures strength and precision. The machine includes a quick-change gearbox for American (inch), metric, and module thread cutting, rapid traverse on the carriage via a 4-way joystick, and a 2-speed tailstock for versatile setup options. Standard accessories include a thread dial, steady rest, follow rest, coolant system, taper attachment, work light, full-length splash guard, and 3- and 4-jaw chucks. Weighing 19,100 lbs, the SUMMIT BIG SWING 35 VSX160 is built for industrial environments where heavy-duty performance and precision are essential.

Technical Attributes

Distance Between Centers
160.00 ''
Max Swing
35.00 ''
Spindle Bore Diameter
6.09 ''

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