TAKISAWA TAC-950/2000 MANUAL LATHE

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OEM
TAKISAWA
Model
TAC-950/2000
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
MANUAL LATHES

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Technical Description

The Takisawa TAC-950/2000 is a robust manual lathe designed for machining large and long workpieces with high precision. It features a substantial swing of 37.4 inches and centers extending up to 93.3 inches, enabling it to handle substantial diameters and lengthy parts. The spindle bore diameter measures 4.1 inches, allowing for the accommodation of large diameter bar stock. Powered by a 24.0 HP motor, the lathe delivers a maximum spindle speed of 850 RPM, suitable for heavy-duty cutting operations. The machine offers a swing over the cross slide of 23.6 inches, providing versatility in operations involving cross-slide tooling. Despite being manual, the lathe integrates CNC control to enhance accuracy, repeatability, and ease of operation, bridging traditional manual machining with modern control capabilities. This combination allows for efficient production of medium to large-sized components with demanding dimensional and surface finish requirements. The machine’s construction and specifications reflect a focus on durability and precision machining, suitable for industries needing reliable lathe performance for sizable workpieces. Overall, the Takisawa TAC-950/2000 manual lathe with CNC control is a powerful solution for heavy-duty turning tasks requiring significant work envelope and precise control.

Technical Attributes

Distance Between Centers
93.30 ''
Spindle Bore Diameter
4.10 ''
Max Swing
37.40 ''

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