TRENS SN 32/750 MANUAL LATHE

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OEM
TRENS
Model
SN 32/750
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
MANUAL LATHES

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Technical Description

The TRENS SN 32/750 manual lathe is a robust universal center lathe designed for precision machining with a main motor power output of 4 kW (approximately 5.4 HP). It features a maximum swing diameter over the bed of 330 mm (12.97 inches) and a distance between centers of 750 mm (29.49 inches), enabling it to handle a wide range of workpiece sizes. The spindle, with a bore diameter of 52 mm, supports a wide speed range from 14 to 2,500 RPM, allowing versatile operation for different turning tasks. The machine achieves high accuracy on machined surfaces, compliant with the STN ISO 1708 standard. Its design includes a spindle nose conforming to STN ISO 702/III and an internal Morse taper #6 for tooling. The lathe offers a cross slide travel of 250 mm and a tool slide travel of 140 mm, supporting precise tool positioning and effective cutting control. It operates with 38 traverse feeds and has longitudinal feed rates between 0.025 to 3.2 mm per revolution, with cross feeds from 0.12 to 1.6 mm per revolution. The tailstock sleeve diameter is 70 mm with a 180 mm stroke, facilitating accurate support of long workpieces. The machine’s overall dimensions and weight reflect its sturdy construction, ensuring stability during operation. The TRENS SN 32/750 is well-suited for high precision turning with versatility and durability for various metalworking applications.

Technical Attributes

Max Swing
12.97 ''
Distance Between Centers
29.49 ''

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