WEBB CORPORATION 3000HL MANUAL LATHE

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WEBB CORPORATION
Model
3000HL
Year of Manufacture
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Category
MANUAL LATHES

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Technical Description

The Webb Corporation 3000HL is a heavy-duty manual engine lathe designed for large-scale precision machining operations. This machine features a substantial 36-inch swing over bed with a 120-inch center distance, accommodating lengthy workpieces up to 54 inches between the gap bed. The spindle incorporates a geared head configuration with 12 selectable speeds ranging from 6 to 900 RPM, providing versatile cutting capabilities across various materials and operations. The lathe is equipped with a 24-inch 4-jaw independent chuck, enabling secure gripping of irregularly shaped workpieces with exceptional holding power. A 4.5-inch through-hole in the spindle allows for bar stock feeding and extended workpiece configurations. The machine includes two large-diameter steady rests for supporting extended workpieces, minimizing deflection and vibration during critical machining operations. A standard 4-way tool post facilitates quick tool changes and precise positioning. The tailstock incorporates a Morse taper design for center support and drilling operations. Weighing 20,000 pounds with overall dimensions of 205 inches long by 60 inches wide and 60 inches high, the 3000HL represents a substantial production lathe suitable for heavy-duty industrial applications including large-diameter turning, facing, boring, and threading operations. The robust construction and extensive feature set make it ideal for job shops, contract manufacturers, and facilities requiring reliable large-part machining capabilities with precision and repeatability.

Technical Attributes

Max Swing
36.00 ''
Chuck Size
24 - 24
Max Spindle Speed
900.00 RPM
Bed Length
60.00 ''
Spindle Bore Diameter
4.50 ''
Distance Between Centers
120.00 ''

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