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Used Mazak Engine Lathes

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Mazak 18-120
- used
- Manufacturer: Mazak
- Spindle Bore: 2.06"
- Spindle Nose: D1-8
4-Jaw Chuck Threading IN/MM Steady Rest Tailstock Toolpost Chuck Guard Threading Dial
Chicago, IL
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Mazak 18-120
- used
- Manufacturer: Mazak
- Spindle Bore: 2.06"
- Spindle Nose: D1-8
MACHINE EQUIPPED WITH 4-Jaw Chuck Threading IN/MM Steady Rest Tailstock Toolpost Chuck Guard Threading Dial Used Mazak 18-120. Machine Tool Bids offers plenty of Engine Lathes and other fabrication and CNC machin...
Chicago, IL
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1982 MAZAK HD34
- used
- Manufacturer: Mazak
- Model: HEAVY DUTY 34
ONE USED - 34”x160”cc MAZAK Engine Lathe 35” Swing Over Bedways 25” Swing Over Cross Slide 44” Swing in Removable Gap Hardways Inch / Metric Threading Taper Turning Attachment Spindle Speeds from 15 to 1120 RPM ...
Aurora, IL
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1980 MAZAK 20”
- used
- Manufacturer: Mazak
- Model: 20
ONE USED - 20”x40”cc MAZAK Engine Lathe 20” Swing Over Bedways 14” Swing Over Cross Slide 28” Swing in Removable Gap Hardways Inch/Metric Threading 3 1/8” Spindle thru Hole Spindle Speeds from 25 to 1500 RPM 10”...
Aurora, IL
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1997 Mazak Powermaster N 2000U
- used
- Manufacturer: Mazak
- Spindle Bore: 4″
Equipped With: Mazatrol T Plus Control 24″ Hydraulic Kitagawa Chuck Chip Conveyor 8 Station Front Turret 4 Station Rear Turret Tailstock
$24,900 USD
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Est. $469/mo
Chicago, IL
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1978 Mazak MARK II
- used
- Manufacturer: Mazak
- Model: MARK II
- Distance between Centers: 60"
- Spindle Nose: D1-8" CAMLOCK
21"/28" x 60" MAZAK GAP BED LATHE MODEL: MARK II, S/N: 34407W, NEW: 1978 SPECIFICATIONS: SWING OVER BED WAYS ................. 21" SWING IN REMOVABLE GAP .............. 27-31/32" SWING OVER CROSS SLIDE ...........
$12,950 USD
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Est. $254/mo
Harrison, NJ
Mazak MAZAK 18
- used
- Manufacturer: Mazak
- Model: 18
- Distance between Centers: 91 in - 100 in
“Good” Stantec Sales & Services is Offering the Following Equipment: 18" X 100" HERCULES AJAX MODEL MAZAK 18 ENGINE LATHE TAPER ATTACHMENT, 3 & 4 JAW Chuck, Steady Rest. 1 Chip pan is missing. 2" Spindle Bore. Li...
$4,500 USD
Lenapah, OK
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20" x 80" Mazak Engine Lathe
- used
- Manufacturer: Mazak
Houston, TX
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20” x 80” Mazak Engine Lathe
- used
- Manufacturer: Mazak
Houston, TX
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30" X 120" Used Mazak Hollow Spindle Engine Lathe
- used
- Manufacturer: Mazak
- Model: 30
30" X 120" Used Mazak Hollow Spindle Engine Lathe Swing Over Bed Ways 30" Swing Over Cross Slide 20-3/4" Bed Way Width 22" Center Distance 120" Spindle Hole 12-1/2" Spindle Speeds 5 To 300 Rpm's Spindle Nose A-20...
Navasota, TX
1981 MAZAK H30 Lathes
- used
- Manufacturer: Mazak
1981 Mazak 30" x 33'-10" (406") Engine lathe model H30 32" maximum swing over bed-ways 21-1/2" maximum swing over cross slide 4-1/8" hole thru the spindle 18" 3-jaw chuck Taper attachment Inch and metric threadin...
Sugar Land, TX

Overview

Engine lathes are robust, versatile machines used in metalworking for turning, boring, threading, and facing operations. They are essential in manufacturing and repair shops for creating precise cylindrical parts. These lathes can handle a wide range of materials and sizes, making them highly valuable for both small-scale and industrial applications.

FAQ

What should I look for when purchasing a used engine lathe?

Check the lathe's overall condition, including the bed, headstock, tailstock, and carriage. Ensure the machine runs smoothly, with no unusual noises, and verify the accuracy of the lathe's movements.

How can I safely ship an engine lathe?

Use a specialized machinery mover with experience in shipping heavy equipment. Secure the lathe on a pallet, protect delicate components, and ensure it is tightly strapped and covered.

What is the maintenance routine for an engine lathe?

Regularly clean the machine, lubricate moving parts, and check for wear and tear. Inspect belts, gears, and bearings for signs of damage and replace them as needed. Follow the manufacturer’s maintenance guidelines for optimal performance.