WROCLAW TUR-630A MANUAL LATHE

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- WROCLAW
- Model
- TUR-630A
- Year of Manufacture
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- Category
- MANUAL LATHES
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A+Technical Description
The WROCLAW TUR-630A manual lathe is a robust heavy-duty machine designed for precision turning tasks. It features a 25-inch swing capacity and a substantial 17-inch wide bed for stable machining operations. The lathe can accommodate workpieces up to 80 inches between centers, allowing for the machining of long shafts and components. It is fitted with a 12-inch diameter chuck and a large spindle bore of 5.5 inches, facilitating the handling of sizable and heavy workpieces. The spindle nose uses the D1-11 design, supporting a maximum spindle speed of 1,400 RPM to balance power and precision. Powered by a 20 HP motor, the machine delivers strong torque for cutting through tough materials, while its overall weight of 7,716 pounds ensures stability and reduces vibration during operation. The TUR-630A is engineered for durability with a tri-V belt drive and supports manual tool changes, making it suitable for a range of industrial machining applications. This lathe is ideal for metalworking tasks requiring a combination of capacity, power, and rigid construction, such as in automotive, aerospace, or heavy machinery manufacturing settings. Its design emphasizes stable, accurate turning of large-diameter and long workpieces with moderate to high power input, making it an essential tool for heavy engineering workshops.
Technical Attributes
- Spindle Bore Diameter
- 5.50 ''
- Max Swing
- 25.00 ''
- Bed Length
- 17.00 ''
- Chuck Size
- 12 - 12
- Distance Between Centers
- 80.00 ''
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