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  • B0128W/B0208W

    B0128W/B0208W

      Endless pursuit of productivity Independent opposed turrets and back turret with Y-axis enable various multi-tasking and overlap machining Rear turret with Y-axis enables rear side multi-tasking and overlap machi...

      Tokyo, Japan
    • BW128ZJ-I/BW129ZJ-I/BW208ZJ-I/BW209ZJ-I

      BW128ZJ-I/BW129ZJ-I/BW208ZJ-I/BW209ZJ-I

        Versatile overlap processing improves productivity Dramatically shortens cycle time Simultaneous 3-system control enables various overlap machining with each independently controlled turret. 60 mm Z-axis travel o...

        Tokyo, Japan
      • B020M-Ⅲ/ SS20MH-Ⅲ-5AX

        B020M-Ⅲ/ SS20MH-Ⅲ-5AX

          Production-type multitasking machine that combines a spindle-moving lathe with a machining center Compact (4.76m) for complex shaped parts up to Ø20mm 2 All machining operations can be performed with a single mac...

          Tokyo, Japan
        • B038M/ SS38MH-5AX

          B038M/ SS38MH-5AX

            Fusion of spindle traverse lathe and machining center Production-type multitasking machine Simultaneous 5-axis control enables complete machining of complex-shaped parts from bar stock (SS38MH-5AX) Long-hour auto...

            Tokyo, Japan
          • TMA8J/TMA8H

            TMA8J/TMA8H

              High-precision, high-performance multitasking machine equipped with linear scale High speed of 20,000min for highly efficient machining High-speed tool spindle with a maximum speed of 20,000 min-1 High-speed tool...

              Tokyo, Japan
            • TMA8F

              TMA8F

                Simultaneous 5-axis control enables all complex-shaped parts to be machined on a single machine Full spec multitasking machine Simultaneous 5-axis control enables 3D machining of complex-shaped parts Machining is...

                Tokyo, Japan
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                1998 HOSEI COMPLE2000

                • Manufacturer: Hosei

                Swing 140 300 between centers 100V

                Tokyo, Japan
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                Tateya TL-500HD

                • Manufacturer: person who carries on a second line of work

                swing 250 500 between centers

                Tokyo, Japan
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                1971 Egoku LB-10

                • Manufacturer: Jiang-black

                25mm dia. Metal

                Tokyo, Japan
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                1992 Nakabo SLP-220

                • Manufacturer: Chuncheon

                220mm T: 450mm dia. School

                Tokyo, Japan
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                EGURO EL-3

                • Manufacturer: EGURO

                Bed (Length×Width):620×130　400～2600rpm

                Tokyo, Japan
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                1971 SEIBU LHS-3616

                • Manufacturer: SEIBU

                φ1070×1800　Gapφ1600　0～350rpm

                Tokyo, Japan
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                2005 TAKISAWA TAL460-800

                • Manufacturer: Takisawa

                φ460×800　Kitagawa brand 8 inch chuck 36～1500rpm　Boreφ52

                Tokyo, Japan
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                1980 OKUMA HOWA STL-860

                • Manufacturer: Okuma
                • Model: STL-860

                φ430×860　Kitagawa Brand 9 inch chuck 60～1500rpm　Boreφ52

                Tokyo, Japan
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                HOWA STRONG485×1000

                • Manufacturer: Howa

                φ485×1000　Kitagawa Brand 12 inch chuck 25～1500rpm　Bore φ52

                Tokyo, Japan
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              Overview

              Lathes are essential machining tools used for shaping metal, wood, or other materials by rotating the workpiece against various cutting tools. They are widely used in industries like manufacturing, automotive, and woodworking for tasks such as turning, drilling, and threading. Lathes come in different types, including CNC, engine, and turret lathes, each suited for specific applications.

              FAQ

              What should I consider when buying a used lathe?

              Check the lathe's condition, age, and brand reputation. Inspect for signs of wear, accuracy, and the availability of spare parts. Ensure it meets your specific machining needs.

              How do I ensure the lathe is shipped safely to my location?

              Use a reliable transport service that specializes in heavy machinery. Secure the lathe properly to avoid any damage during transit and consider insurance for added protection.

              What is the maintenance schedule for a lathe?

              Regular maintenance includes lubricating moving parts, checking and tightening bolts, inspecting electrical components, and cleaning the machine after use. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance guidelines.