TRAVIS T-1640 ECO MANUAL LATHE

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- TRAVIS
- Model
- T-1640 ECO
- Year of Manufacture
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- Category
- MANUAL LATHES
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A+Technical Description
The TRAVIS T-1640 ECO Manual Lathe is a precision-engineered metal turning machine designed for robust manual machining tasks. It features a **swing capacity of 16.14 inches**, allowing workpieces up to this diameter to be machined effectively. The lathe supports a maximum distance between centers of **39.37 inches**, accommodating moderately long workpieces. The spindle rotates at speeds up to **1,800 RPM**, providing sufficient range for various materials and cutting operations. The lathe’s construction includes a rigid bed design that ensures stability and minimized vibration during cutting, enhancing machining accuracy and surface finish. This model is ideal for turning, facing, threading, and boring operations in metalworking shops requiring manual control and adaptability. Its size and capabilities make it well-suited for both prototype work and small to medium batch production. Typical features of the T-1640 series include a cross slide and compound rest for precise tool positioning and the ability to handle a range of tooling options. Power requirements and motor specifications generally align with industrial standards for mid-sized manual lathes, ensuring compatibility with common shop electrical setups. Overall, the TRAVIS T-1640 ECO offers reliable performance for users needing a versatile and durable manual lathe with adequate capacity for various machining projects.
Technical Attributes
- Distance Between Centers
- 39.37 ''
- Max Swing
- 16.14 ''
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