VICTOR S2080 MANUAL LATHES

Specifications & Market Value

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Equipment Overview

Model
S2080
Year of manufacture
-

Technical Description

The Victor S2080 Manual Lathe features a 19-inch swing over the bed and an 11-inch swing over the cross slide, with a robust 14-inch wide bed providing stability during heavy-duty machining. The lathe’s spindle has a D1-6 cam-lock nose and a Morse Taper 6 (MT6) taper, supporting a 2-inch spindle bore. Spindle speeds range from 31 to 1500 RPM, allowing for precision work across various materials. The machine’s 27-inch swing in the gap accommodates larger diameter workpieces in the space between the headstock and tailstock. Designed for industrial use, it operates on 220V, 3-phase power for consistent performance. The lathe is supplied complete with a 3-jaw 10-inch chuck for secure work holding and includes a tailstock for supporting long workpieces or drilling operations. The machine’s construction typically involves hardened and ground components for accuracy and longevity. This lathe is ideal for precision turning, threading, and facing operations in engineering and metalworking environments requiring a versatile, rugged manual tool.

Technical Attributes

Power Requirement
220V Three Phase
Distance Between Centers
27.00 ''
Spindle Bore Diameter
2.00 ''
Max Spindle Speed
1,500.00
Chuck Size
10 - 10
Max Swing
19.00 ''
Bed Length
14.00 ''

Category

  1. MACHINING
  2. → LATHES
  3. → MANUAL LATHES

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