TAKISAWA TAC-1500/3000 MANUAL LATHES

Specifications & Market Value

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Equipment Overview

Year of manufacture
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Technical Description

The TAKISAWA TAC-1500/3000 manual lathe is a heavy-duty engine lathe designed for high-precision turning of medium to large workpieces. With a robust swing of 59.06 inches (1,500 mm) over the bed and 41.34 inches (1,050 mm) over the cross slide, it accommodates large-diameter components, while the 118.11-inch (3,000 mm) center distance supports extended workpieces. The lathe features a generous spindle bore of 4.13 inches (105 mm), enabling the machining of long bar stock or hollow parts. Powered by a 40.41 HP (30.1 kW) main drive motor, the TAC-1500/3000 delivers strong, consistent torque for demanding cutting operations. The spindle operates at a maximum speed of 600 RPM, providing optimal performance for a wide range of materials and turning applications. The machine’s rigid bed and precision spindle assembly ensure high dimensional accuracy and surface finish, making it suitable for both production and repair environments. Designed for manual operation, the TAC-1500/3000 offers reliable control and ease of use, with robust construction for long-term durability in industrial settings.

Technical Attributes

Max Swing
59.06 ''
Distance Between Centers
118.11 ''
Spindle Bore Diameter
4.13 ''

Category

  1. MACHINING
  2. → LATHES
  3. → MANUAL LATHES

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