TAKISAWA TAC-1500/6000 MANUAL LATHE

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OEM
TAKISAWA
Model
TAC-1500/6000
Year of Manufacture
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Category
MANUAL LATHES

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Technical Description

The TAKISAWA TAC-1500/6000 is a large-capacity engine lathe engineered for heavy-duty production machining of medium to large-sized workpieces and extended bar work. With a swing of 59.06 inches and centers spanning 236.22 inches, this machine accommodates substantial components requiring precision turning operations. The 4.13-inch spindle bore enables versatile tooling configurations and accommodates various workholding solutions. Delivering 40.36 HP of cutting power at 600 RPM, the lathe provides optimal torque characteristics for rigid, productive machining of demanding materials and challenging geometries. The 41.34-inch swing over cross slide maximizes working envelope clearance for complex part profiles and secondary operations. Equipped with CNC control, the machine combines traditional manual capability with advanced automation for repeatable, high-accuracy production. The TAC-1500/6000 achieves dimensional accuracy to IT7 tolerance grades with surface finishes approaching 3.2μm Ra, making it suitable for applications demanding tight tolerances and superior surface quality. This versatile platform excels in aerospace, automotive, and heavy industrial sectors where reliability, power, and precision intersect in demanding machining applications.

Technical Attributes

Spindle Bore Diameter
4.13 ''
Max Swing
59.06 ''
Distance Between Centers
236.22 ''

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