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    2-axis CNC numerical control ERI

    2-axis CNC numerical control ERI on Schaublin 102-45 carriage with stepper motors

    • Manufacturer: Schaublin
    • Model: 102CNC
    • Spindle bore: 38 mm

    Biel/Bienne, Switzerland
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    SCHAUBLIN 102 N / KL

    SCHAUBLIN 102 N / KL 3

    • Manufacturer: Schaublin
    • Model: 102N
    • Spindle bore: 20 mm

    Control: Combitec E-600 | Centre height: 102 mm | Distance between centres: 375 mm | Swing over cross-slide: 120 mm | Swing over bed: 200 mm | Inner taper type: W20 | Up to: 2800 t/min | Taper in tailstock: MK2 ...

    Brügg, Switzerland
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    SCHAUBLIN 102 TO Combitec

    SCHAUBLIN 102 TO Combitec

    • Manufacturer: Schaublin
    • Model: 102
    • Spindle bore: 18 mm

    Centre height: 102 mm | Distance between centres: 375 mm | Swing over cross-slide: 120 mm | Swing over bed: 200 mm | Inner taper type: 20 W | Number (steps): 12 | From: 45 t/min | Up to: 2800 t/min | Taper in ta...

    Brügg, Switzerland

Overview

Centre lathes, also known as engine lathes, are versatile machining tools used for precisely cutting, shaping, and finishing metal or wood. They are essential in metalworking and woodworking for creating cylindrical objects, threading, and drilling. Centre lathes provide high accuracy and can handle a variety of materials, making them a staple in manufacturing and repair shops.

FAQ

What should I look for when buying a used centre lathe?

Check the lathe's overall condition, including the bed, spindle, and tailstock. Verify the machine's precision and look for any signs of wear and tear. Reviewing maintenance records can also provide insight into its history.

How do I ensure safe shipping for a centre lathe?

Use a specialized machinery transport service. Secure the lathe properly with straps and padding to prevent movement and damage during transit. It's also advisable to disassemble any removable parts.

What is the maintenance routine for a centre lathe?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the machine, lubricating moving parts, and checking for wear on the gears and belts. It's essential to follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule and guidelines for optimal performance.