Lathe Machines – Bed Length & Turning Capacity

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Review Lathe Machines for your component and the required production operation.

Compare the working range with the component

A model intended to turn suitable metal workpieces using the selected lathe, workholding and cutting tools must be assessed against the full job dimensions. Supply workpiece material, maximum diameter, length, drawing and machining operations. Separate overall workpiece size from the portion processed during the operation; a single headline capacity does not describe every possible component.

Check the configuration behind the model data

Use the specification table alongside a review of turning envelope, centre distance, spindle bore, chuck or between-centres holding and stock support. Confirm units and the tool or fixture arrangement included in the proposed model. Compare light, medium and heavy-duty models using the component and workholding requirements rather than only the bed length. If more than one component size is needed, list the complete range and discuss the required changeovers.

Confirm the selected model in writing

Specify the acceptance requirements for machined diameters, lengths, required finish and any specified cut threads. Ask IMC to identify the model, working range, included tooling and accessories against your drawing. Include material, batch quantities, power supply and delivery location. Select the available options and add the quantity to the Quote List. The final offer should make the configuration and application clear instead of treating the product designation as the complete technical specification.

Information to send with your enquiry

Workpiece material
Maximum diameter
Length
Drawing and machining operations

To review your application, send IMC your component drawing and requirements. You can also compare related machines and tooling in the product range.

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TECHNICAL DATA

Technical Specifications

Model data and technical details supplied for this product. Final configuration can be confirmed against your application.

Following is the range of lathe machines that we manufacture here at our manufacturing base located in Ludhiana: \n

Light Duty Lathe Machines
Heavy Duty Lathe Machines
Roll Turning Lathe Machines
All Geared Lathe Machines
Extra Heavy Duty Lathe Machines
Medium Duty Lathe Machine
Medium Duty Under Counter Lathe Machine
Capstan Lathes

Following are the fast facts of all the lathe machines that we build at our base situated in Ludhiana: \n

Heavily ribbed single piece bed which is hardened and precision ground
Extra wide, vibration free grey cast iron machine structure
Dynamically balanced components
Quick change gearbox for cutting Metric-Module-Diametric-Whitworth Threads and most of them can be cut without changing gears
Fully geared head stock provides a wide range of spindle speeds
Adjustable long life precision taper roller bearing for spindle
High chip cutting power with accuracy and stability
All gears are hardened & ground for quiet operations
Rapid system for saddle and tail stock
Large safety hand wheels with easily legible scales
Wide range of spindle speed to choose from [1-1000 Rpm]

Listed below are the standard features of all the lathe machines built by industrial machine corporation:

Quick change gear box for inch
metric threads
way rapid traverse
Removable gap
Two speed tails stock
Steady rest
follow rest
Chuck guard
Coolant system
Thread dial
Forced lubrication system
Auto movement of tailstock
Tool box
Test chart and high endurance certificate
Instruction and maintenance manual

Following are the optional features that Industrial Machine Corporation provides in all its variants of lathe machines: \n

Quick change tool post
Front & rear 4 jaw chuck
Jaw chuck
Face plate
Electronic DRO
Hydraulic tracer
Taper turning attachment
Key cutting attachment
Tool post grinder attachment
Quick change gear box for Metric-Module-Diametric-Whitworth Threads
Machine brake
Ball screw for cross traverse
Tool post protection
Twin saddle
Specific speed range
Specific motor
Specific spindle bore
Specific gap length
Additional steady rest
Revolving centre

Specifications:

Model	BL - 4.5'	BL - 6'	BL - 8'	BL - 10'	BL - 12'
Length of Bed	4.5'	6'	8'	10'	12'
Width of Bed	300	350	400	450	500
Height of Centre	250	300	350	400	450
Swing Over Bed	500	600	700	800	900
Swing in Gap	700	800	950	1150	1300
Swing Over Saddle	325	375	450	500	550
Admit Between Centre	600	900	1300	1800	2250
Spindle Hollow	40	75	90	100	100
Power Required	1 H.P.	2 H.P.	2 H.P.	3 H.P.	5 H.P.
Lead Screw Pitch	2	2	2	2	2
Spindle Speed	6	6	6	6	6

Standard Accessories

Face Plate
Motor Plate
Steady Rest
Follow Rest
Full Norton / Semi Norton Gear Box
Gear Set
R/F Starter

Optional Accessories

Dog Chuck
True Chuck
Electric Motor, Pully

Specialization

Semi Gear Head Model (Belt
Hardened Bed for Long Life (Optional)
More Accurate
Extra Feed Shaft

Model	BL - 4.5'	BL - 6'	BL - 8'	BL - 10'	BL - 12'
Length of Bed	4.5'	6'	8'	10'	12'
Width of Bed	300	350	400	450	500
Height of Centre	250	300	350	400	450
Swing Over Bed	500	600	700	800	900
Swing in Gap	700	800	950	1150	1300
Swing Over Saddle	325	375	450	500	550
Admit Between Centre	600	900	1300	1800	2250
Spindle Hollow	40	75	90	100	100
Power Required	1 H.P.	2 H.P.	2 H.P.	3 H.P.	5 H.P.
Lead Screw Pitch	2	2	2	2	2
Spindle Speed	6	6	6	6	6

Standard Accessories

Face Plate
Motor Plate
Steady Rest
Follow Rest
Full Norton / Semi Norton Gear Box
Gear Set
R/F Starter

Optional Accessories

Dog Chuck
Motor Pully
Electric Motor
R/F Starter

Model	LB - 10'	LB - 12'	LB - 14'	LB 18'	LB - 20'
Length of Bed	10'	12'	14'	18'	20'
Width of Bed	500	500	550	600	650
Height of Centre	450	450	500	550	550
Swing Over Bed	875	875	975	1050	1050
Swing in Gap	1300	1300	1400	1550	1550
Swing Over Saddle	550	550	600	650	650
Admit Between Centre	1800	2250	2700	3600	4050
Spindle Hollow	90	104	104	104	104
Power Required	3 H.P.	5 H.P.	7.5 H.P.	10 H.P.	10 H.P.
Lead Screw Pitch	2	2	2	2	2
Spindle Speed	6	6	6	6	6

Standard Accessories

Face Plate
Motor Plate
Steady Rest
Follow Rest
Full Norton / Semi Norton Gear Box
Gear Set
R/F Starter

Optional Accessories

Dog Chuck
Motor Pully
Electric Motor, Pully.

Model	LBL - 4.5'	LBL - 6'
Length of Bed	4'6""	6'
Width of Bed	250	250
Height of Centre	200	200
Swing Over Bed	390	390
Swing Hollow	42	42
Admit Between Centre	500	1000
No. of Spindle Speeds	8	8
Range of Spindle Speeds	50 - 1200	50 - 1200
No. of Feeds	32	32
Range of T.P.I. Thread	4 -- 56	4 -- 56
T.P.I. of Lead Screw	4	4
Power Requirement	2 H.P.	2 H.P.

Standard Accessories

Face Plate
Motor Plate
Steady Rest
Follow Rest
Gear Set
R/F Starter

Optional Accessories

Dog Chuck
Motor Pully
Electric Motor, Pully.
Full Norton Gear Box
Extra Feed Shaft

Specialization

Hardened Bed for Long Life (Optional)
More Accurate

Model	LL - 4.5'	LL - 6'	LL - 7'	LL - 9'	LL 10'	LL - 12'
Length of Bed	4.5'	6'	7'	9'	10'	12'
Width of Bed	300	300	320	320	395	395
Height of Centre	225	225	250	250	375	375
Swing Over Bed	425	425	475	475	725	725
Swing in Gap	550	550	600	600	850	850
Swing Over Saddle	225	225	300	300	275	275
Admit Between Centre	500	950	975	1575	1875	2450
Spindle Hollow	53	53	53	53	78	78
Power Required	1 H.P.	2 H.P.	2 H.P.	3 H.P.	3 H.P.	5 H.P.
Lead Screw Pitch	4	4	4	4	4	4
Spindle Speed	8	8	8	8	8	8

Frequently Asked Questions About Lathe Machines

How is Lathe Machines used in production?

Machine rotational features on suitable parts using a lathe. Workholding and the usable work envelope should be reviewed against the full component drawing.

Which details help IMC specify Lathe Machines?

For this machine, send part diameter, length, material and required turning operations. Attach the component drawing or a clearly identified sample photograph so the application can be reviewed.

What should I verify before ordering Lathe Machines?

Compare swing, between-centres capacity and tooling arrangements with the largest planned workpiece.