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Used machine tools in Australia

  • Stanko im63 lathe

    Stanko im63 lathe

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Stanko
    • Model: IM63

    Stanko im63 lathe 680mm swing x 2.8 between centres complete with 3 and 4 jaw chucks fixed and traveling steadies and tooling - 2 axiis read out Don't miss out Inspection recommended

    Wollongong, Australia
  • Stanko IM65 lathe

    Stanko IM65 lathe

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Stanko
    • Model: IM65

    Stanko IM65 lathe 1000mm swing s 5000mm between centres double vee bed wth 4 jaw chuck and fixed steady Don't miss out Inspection recommended

    Wollongong, Australia
  • Stanko IM65 lathe

    Stanko IM65 lathe

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Stanko
    • Model: IM65

    Stanko IM65 lathe 1000mm swing s 5000mm between centres double vee bed wth 4 jaw chuck and fixed steady Don't miss out Inspection recommended

    Wollongong, Australia
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    Megabore PA 45 Heavy Duty

    Megabore PA 45 Heavy Duty Lathe

    • new

    * One piece bed, floor type casting. * 2 shear bed way with extra way supporting the apron. * All ways are hardened and ground. * Alloy steel spindle with opposed taper roller bearings. * Hardened and ground gear...

    Melbourne, Australia
  • Trusted Seller
    CNC heavy duty Lathe 90

    CNC heavy duty Lathe 90 inch to 140 inch swing..

    • new

    The KBN is the biggest in the range and can be configured to client's requirements. Quality is equal to European machines at a much lower price. * One piece bed, floor type casting. * Alloy steel spindle with opp...

    Melbourne, Australia
  • Trusted Seller
    2025 MEGABORE PB60 X 7000

    2025 MEGABORE PB60 X 7000 X 14" BORE HEAVY DUTY LATHE

    • new

    Introducing the MEGABORE PB-60 Lathe, crafted for heavy-duty performance in diverse industries. With a 60" swing, 280" centers, and 14" spindle bore, this 40 HP powerhouse guarantees exceptional versatility and e...

    Melbourne, Australia
  • Trusted Seller
    Gurutzpe lathe - Heavy duty

    Gurutzpe lathe - Heavy duty

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Gurutzpe
    • Model: Super B700

    Gurutzpe lathe - Heavy duty 700mm swing x 4000mm between centres. 940mm swing over the gap section. Speeds 42 up to 900rpm. 140mm spindle bore 600mm diameter front & rear chucks. Steady rest. Rapid Traverse. Tape...

    Melbourne, Australia
  • Trusted Seller
    Heavy duty Lathe 45"- 60"

    Heavy duty Lathe 45"- 60" Swing New

    • new

    The Megabore PB range is the most popular at the low end of the heavy duty series, offering a true heavy duty Lathe at a very attractive price. Photos show some of the configurations we can customize for your spe...

    Melbourne, Australia
  • Trusted Seller
    Megabore Heavy Duty Lathes

    Megabore Heavy Duty Lathes

    • new

    Engine lathes offering swings from 60 ins to 80 ins. PC series PC-60 PC-70 PC-80 Swing over bed 1,560mm 1,805mm 2,050mm Over cross slide 1,100mm 1,350mm 1,600mm Swing over gap 2,120mm 2,3...

    Melbourne, Australia

Overview

Heavy duty lathes are robust machines designed for high-precision turning of large, heavy workpieces. These lathes are commonly used in industries such as manufacturing, automotive, and aerospace, where they handle tasks that require significant power and durability. Heavy duty lathes can perform a variety of operations, including cutting, sanding, knurling, drilling, and deformation, making them essential for producing intricate and large-scale components.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when buying a used heavy duty lathe?

Consider the machine's age, operational hours, condition, and maintenance history. Ensure the lathe meets your specific requirements for size, power, and precision. Inspect for any signs of wear or damage.

How can I ensure safe shipping for a heavy duty lathe?

Hire a specialized machinery transport service. Ensure the lathe is properly disassembled if necessary, securely packed, and protected to prevent damage during transit.

What is the recommended maintenance schedule for heavy duty lathes?

Regular maintenance includes lubricating moving parts, checking and replacing worn-out components, and calibrating the machine for precision. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.