WEISS MACHINERY WL800C MANUAL LATHE

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WEISS MACHINERY
Model
WL800C
Year of Manufacture
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Category
MANUAL LATHES

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Technical Description

The WEISS MACHINERY WL800C Manual Lathe is a robust and precision-engineered engine lathe designed for heavy-duty turning applications. Featuring a swing over bed of 31.5 inches (800 mm) and a distance between centers of 118.1 inches (3000 mm), this lathe is well-suited for machining large workpieces with high accuracy and stability. The machine is built on a one-piece, hardened and precision-ground bed, ensuring excellent rigidity and long-term durability. The headstock incorporates a powerful, geared design with multiple speed options, allowing for efficient material removal and fine finishing across a wide range of metals. The spindle nose is configured to D1-8 standard, and the spindle bore measures 105 mm (4-9/64 inches), supporting the use of large-diameter bar stock. The lathe offers a broad range of spindle speeds, typically from 25 to 1600 rpm, enabling versatile cutting conditions for various materials and operations. The carriage and cross slide are equipped with precision-ground V-ways and adjustable gibs for smooth, accurate movement and consistent tool positioning. The tailstock is robust and adjustable, providing reliable support for long workpieces. The machine also features a powerful leadscrew for precise threading operations, with a wide selection of metric and imperial pitch options. Designed for manual operation, the WL800C is user-friendly and ideal for workshops requiring reliable, high-capacity turning performance. Its sturdy construction, combined with precise engineering, makes it a dependable choice for demanding industrial environments.

Technical Attributes

Max Swing
31.50 ''
Distance Between Centers
118.10 ''

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