1963 Leblond Regal Engine Lathe, 26" Swing, 132" Cc, 480V, 18-720 RPM, 2" Hole, 7,000 lbs

The 1963 Leblond Regal is a heavy-duty engine lathe designed for precision metalworking and industrial machining. This specific model features a 26 inch swing over the bed and carriage wings, with a 132 inch distance between centers for handling large workpieces. It is equipped with a removable gap, providing a 32 inch swing capacity by 9 inches. The machine is powered by a 480V, 3-phase electrical system and features a spindle with 12 speeds ranging from 18 to 720 RPM. The spindle includes a 2 inch thru-hole and a No. 5 Morse taper. Technical equipment includes a taper attachment, a threading dial with a range of 2 to 112 TPI, and a quick-change gearbox. For workholding and support, the lathe is outfitted with a 21 inch 4-jaw chuck, a 32 inch face plate, and two steady rests. Built with hardened and ground replaceable steel bedways, the unit includes a full-length coolant-chip pan and weighs approximately 7,000 lbs.