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Used parallel in France

  • Conventional parallel lathe CAZENEUVE type

    Conventional parallel lathe CAZENEUVE type HB810 X 6000 machine, Retrofite

    • Manufacturer: Amutio - Cazeneuve
    • Model: HB810

    Conventional parallel lathe CAZENEUVE type HB810 X 6000 machine, Retrofite Machine, equipped with visu Distance between centers 6000mm. Diameter above bed 810mm. Diameter above carriage 770mm. Diameter above cros...

    Montévrain, France
  • 1965 SCULFORT FABRICAP 650

    1965 SCULFORT FABRICAP 650

    • Manufacturer: SCULFORT

    Specifications: Distance between centers: 6,000 mm Bed clearance diameter: 1,400 mm Slide clearance diameter: 1,000 mm Band clearance diameter: 565 mm 1,750 mm Tailstock quill diameter: 200 mm Tailstock quill str...

    Saint-Étienne, France
  • 1971 SAFOP LEONARD 1500

    1971 SAFOP LEONARD 1500

    • Manufacturer: Safop
    • Model: Leonard

    Specifications : Max. passage On bench (4-slide bench) 2,200 mm Max. passage on undercarriage 2,000 mm Max. turning length 10,000 mm Max. load between centres (without steady rest) 15,000kg Spindle speeds (4 rang...

    Saint-Étienne, France
  • Tour CAZENEUVE HB 810 X

    Tour CAZENEUVE HB 810 X 5000 machine, Retrofite

    • Manufacturer: Amutio - Cazeneuve
    • Model: HB810

    Lathe CAZENEUVE HB 810 X 5000 machine, Retrofite Conventional parallel lathe CAZENEUVE type HB810 X 5000 machine, Retrofit Machine, equipped with visu Distance between centers 5000mm. Diameter above bed 810mm. Di...

    Montévrain, France

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.