U.S. INDUSTRIAL US 2160 MK MANUAL LATHE

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- U.S. INDUSTRIAL
- Model
- US 2160 MK
- Year of Manufacture
- -
- Category
- MANUAL LATHES
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A+Technical Description
The U.S. Industrial US 2160 MK Manual Lathe is a heavy-duty precision lathe designed for robust metalworking tasks. It features a 21.0-inch swing over the bed and a generous center distance of 60.0 inches, accommodating large workpieces. The lathe provides a swing over the cross slide of 13.4 inches, enabling versatility for various turning operations. Powered by a 10 HP motor, it delivers strong spindle torque and consistent speeds for efficient machining. This lathe is built for manual operation with precise control over cutting feeds and speeds. Its construction ensures stability and accuracy during turning, threading, and facing jobs. The machine typically includes a substantial spindle bore (approximately 3 inches), multiple spindle speed options (commonly ranged from about 20 to 2000 RPM), and a rigid bed design to support long workpieces. Additional features often comprise a quick-change tool post, steady and follower rests for part support, and a tailstock with taper for drilling or reaming operations. The lathe’s weight, around 4,700 pounds, reflects its heavy industrial-grade build, designed to minimize vibration and enhance cutting precision. Ideal for tool rooms, fabrication shops, or medium-to-large industrial production, the US 2160 MK offers a balance of power, capacity, and manual control suited for turning large components with exacting tolerances.
Technical Attributes
- Max Swing
- 21.00 ''
- Distance Between Centers
- 60.00 ''
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