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STANDARD TD-1250 Series Horizontal Lathe - Ø1250mm Swing and 3m~10m B/ - STANDARD Machine Tools

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STANDARD TD-1250 Series Horizontal Lathe - Ø1250mm Swing and 3m~10m B/C
TD-1250 Series Horizontal Lathe - Ø1250mm Swing and 3,000~16,000mm B/C, available from STANDARD and Standard Direct.
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STANDARD TD-1250 Series Horizontal Lathe - Ø1250mm Swing and 3m~10m B/C

STANDARD TD-1250 Series Horizontal Lathe - Ø1250mm Swing and 3m~10m B/C

£51,377.00 - £107,029.00

*Excludes Local Taxes*

Products are built on order, general delivery is 8~16weeks and includes sea freight to most seaports.
Description

These Heavy duty horizontal lathes for industrial metal turning applications with a turning weight of 3000kg Between Centers and a max Swing over bed of Ø1250mm (49")

  • TD-1250x3000 - Ø1250x3000mm B/C (49" x 118" Inch)
  • TD-1250x4000 - Ø1250x4000mm B/C (49" x 157" Inch)
  • TD-1250x5000 - Ø1250x5000mm B/C (49" x 196" Inch)
  • TD-1250x6000 - Ø1250x6000mm B/C (49" x 236" Inch)
  • TD-1250x8000 - Ø1250x8000mm B/C (49" x 315" Inch)
  • TD-1250x10000 - Ø1250x10000mm B/C (49" x 393" Inch)

Metal working lathes that have lead the way for quality and precision in South African workshops for the last 16 years.

This flat bed CNC Lathe creates a structure of extremely high accuracy, rigidity and fast indexing speed. Double-row cylindrical roller bearing spindle is utilized for high accuracy and rigidity. The manual chuck comes standard with this machine, however hydraulic chuck is optional.

Specifications
Description Metric Imperial
Swing Over Bed 
 Φ1250mm 49.21 in
Swing Over Carriage  Φ860mm 33.86 in
Distance between centers 3000mm - 10000mm 118.11in - 393in
Weight of work piece 6 ton 6 ton
Bed width  755mm 29.72 in
Spindle bore  Φ130mm 5.12 in
Spindle taper Φ140mm; MT6 5.51 in; MT6
Spindle speed and range
  3.15-315mm (Forward) 21 kinds；3.5-278mm (Reversal) 12 kinds 0.124-12.402 in (Forward) 21 kinds; 0.138-10.945 in (Reversal) 12 kinds
Feeds 56 kinds; 0.1-12mm 56 kinds; 0.00394-0.47244 in

Metric threads

 44; 1-120mm 0.03937-4.72441 in

Inch threads

 31; 24-1/4T.P.I 31; 24-1/4T.P.I

Modular Threads

 45; 0.5-60 mm 45; 0.01969-2.36220 in
Diametrical pitch thread 38; 1/2-56Dp 38; 0.5-56 mm
Cross slide travel 860mm 33.86 in
Compound vice travel 300mm 11.811 in
Rapid Feed 1870 mm/min 73.62205 in/min
Tailstock quill 200mm 7.874 in
Travel of tailstock quill
 300mm 11.811 in
Main Motor 22kW 29.502 hP

 

    Delivery

    Machines are strictly built on order. (Build-on-Demand)

    Delivery 9 -14 Weeks from Deposit

    How to use a Heavy duty horizontal lathes

    Using a heavy-duty horizontal lathe involves several steps that must be taken carefully to ensure safety and accuracy.

    Here's a general guide on how to use a heavy-duty horizontal lathe:

    1. Prepare the workpiece: Make sure that the workpiece is properly cleaned, deburred, and secured onto the lathe using the appropriate holding devices such as chucks, collets or faceplates. Ensure that the workpiece is properly centered and leveled.
    2. Set the cutting tools: Select the appropriate cutting tool for the task at hand. The cutting tool should be securely fastened in the tool post, and its position and orientation adjusted to ensure accurate cutting.
    3. Set the lathe speed: Adjust the spindle speed based on the material being machined, the size of the workpiece, and the desired finish. The recommended spindle speed can usually be found in the lathe's manual.
    4. Start the lathe: Turn on the lathe and adjust the speed to the desired level. Ensure that the lathe is running smoothly and that there are no vibrations or unusual noises.
    5. Make the cuts: With the lathe running, carefully guide the cutting tool along the workpiece, making the necessary cuts. Use the handwheels to adjust the depth of cut, the feed rate, and the cutting direction.
    6. Inspect the workpiece: After each cut, inspect the workpiece for accuracy and quality. Make any necessary adjustments to the cutting tool or the lathe speed as required.
    7. Turn off the lathe: When finished, turn off the lathe and allow it to come to a complete stop before removing the workpiece.
    8. Clean up: Clean the lathe, cutting tools, and work area, and properly store the lathe and accessories.

    It is essential to follow all safety precautions when using a heavy-duty horizontal lathe. Wear appropriate protective equipment, such as eye protection and gloves, and be aware of the lathe's emergency stop and other safety features. Additionally, make sure to read and follow the manufacturer's instructions and recommended procedures for your specific model of lathe.

    Description

    These Heavy duty horizontal lathes for industrial metal turning applications with a turning weight of 3000kg Between Centers and a max Swing over bed of Ø1250mm (49")

    • TD-1250x3000 - Ø1250x3000mm B/C (49" x 118" Inch)
    • TD-1250x4000 - Ø1250x4000mm B/C (49" x 157" Inch)
    • TD-1250x5000 - Ø1250x5000mm B/C (49" x 196" Inch)
    • TD-1250x6000 - Ø1250x6000mm B/C (49" x 236" Inch)
    • TD-1250x8000 - Ø1250x8000mm B/C (49" x 315" Inch)
    • TD-1250x10000 - Ø1250x10000mm B/C (49" x 393" Inch)

    Metal working lathes that have lead the way for quality and precision in South African workshops for the last 16 years.

    This flat bed CNC Lathe creates a structure of extremely high accuracy, rigidity and fast indexing speed. Double-row cylindrical roller bearing spindle is utilized for high accuracy and rigidity. The manual chuck comes standard with this machine, however hydraulic chuck is optional.

    Specifications
    Description Metric Imperial
    Swing Over Bed 
    		 Φ1250mm 49.21 in
    Swing Over Carriage  Φ860mm 33.86 in
    Distance between centers 3000mm - 10000mm 118.11in - 393in
    Weight of work piece 6 ton 6 ton
    Bed width  755mm 29.72 in
    Spindle bore  Φ130mm 5.12 in
    Spindle taper Φ140mm; MT6 5.51 in; MT6
    Spindle speed and range
    		  3.15-315mm (Forward) 21 kinds；3.5-278mm (Reversal) 12 kinds 0.124-12.402 in (Forward) 21 kinds; 0.138-10.945 in (Reversal) 12 kinds
    Feeds 56 kinds; 0.1-12mm 56 kinds; 0.00394-0.47244 in

    Metric threads

    		 44; 1-120mm 0.03937-4.72441 in

    Inch threads

    		 31; 24-1/4T.P.I 31; 24-1/4T.P.I

    Modular Threads

    		 45; 0.5-60 mm 45; 0.01969-2.36220 in
    Diametrical pitch thread 38; 1/2-56Dp 38; 0.5-56 mm
    Cross slide travel 860mm 33.86 in
    Compound vice travel 300mm 11.811 in
    Rapid Feed 1870 mm/min 73.62205 in/min
    Tailstock quill 200mm 7.874 in
    Travel of tailstock quill
    		 300mm 11.811 in
    Main Motor 22kW 29.502 hP

     

      Delivery

      Machines are strictly built on order. (Build-on-Demand)

      Delivery 9 -14 Weeks from Deposit

      How to use a Heavy duty horizontal lathes

      Using a heavy-duty horizontal lathe involves several steps that must be taken carefully to ensure safety and accuracy.

      Here's a general guide on how to use a heavy-duty horizontal lathe:

      1. Prepare the workpiece: Make sure that the workpiece is properly cleaned, deburred, and secured onto the lathe using the appropriate holding devices such as chucks, collets or faceplates. Ensure that the workpiece is properly centered and leveled.
      2. Set the cutting tools: Select the appropriate cutting tool for the task at hand. The cutting tool should be securely fastened in the tool post, and its position and orientation adjusted to ensure accurate cutting.
      3. Set the lathe speed: Adjust the spindle speed based on the material being machined, the size of the workpiece, and the desired finish. The recommended spindle speed can usually be found in the lathe's manual.
      4. Start the lathe: Turn on the lathe and adjust the speed to the desired level. Ensure that the lathe is running smoothly and that there are no vibrations or unusual noises.
      5. Make the cuts: With the lathe running, carefully guide the cutting tool along the workpiece, making the necessary cuts. Use the handwheels to adjust the depth of cut, the feed rate, and the cutting direction.
      6. Inspect the workpiece: After each cut, inspect the workpiece for accuracy and quality. Make any necessary adjustments to the cutting tool or the lathe speed as required.
      7. Turn off the lathe: When finished, turn off the lathe and allow it to come to a complete stop before removing the workpiece.
      8. Clean up: Clean the lathe, cutting tools, and work area, and properly store the lathe and accessories.

      It is essential to follow all safety precautions when using a heavy-duty horizontal lathe. Wear appropriate protective equipment, such as eye protection and gloves, and be aware of the lathe's emergency stop and other safety features. Additionally, make sure to read and follow the manufacturer's instructions and recommended procedures for your specific model of lathe.

      *Information shown may differ or change without warning*

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