
WAGNER D1600 10 IV 40 MANUAL LATHES
Specifications & Market Value

Equipment Overview
- OEM
- WAGNER
- Model
- D1600 10 IV 40
- Year of manufacture
- -
Technical Description
The WAGNER D1600 10 IV 40 is a heavy-duty manual lathe designed for machining large workpieces with a swing capacity of 3,200 mm (126 inches) over the bed and 2,700 mm (106 inches) over the slide rest. It accommodates workpieces up to 10,000 mm (394 inches) in length between centers, making it suitable for extremely long components. The lathe features a conventional control unit, a total power demand of approximately 63 kW, and a machine weight near 140 metric tons, ensuring stable and robust operation for heavy machining tasks. It supports a maximum load between centers of up to 40 tons, with steady rests supporting up to 1,800 mm, and a double carriage setup with driven tailstock. This model, typically manufactured in the 1980s, is favored for precise, manual heavy machining of large cylindrical parts due to its extensive swing, center distance, and power capabilities. The machine's construction includes 4-bed guide ways for enhanced rigidity and durability during demanding operations. These specifications make the WAGNER D1600 10 IV 40 ideal for industries requiring heavy-duty turning of large, heavy components such as aerospace, energy, or heavy manufacturing sectors.
Technical Attributes
- Distance Between Centers
- 393.70 ''
- Max Swing
- 126.00 ''
Category
- MACHINING
- → LATHES
- → MANUAL LATHES
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