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Used parallel in Veneto, Italy

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    New zmm parallel lathes

    • Manufacturer: ZMM

    Parallel lathes with continuous variator and not on the spindle Large bar passage lathes - oil country lathe Large bar passage "oil country lathe" CNC lathes Bulgarian parallel lathes ZMM CNC Bulgarian ZMM CNC pa...

    Rosà, Italy
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    Bulgar Parallel Lathe 380x5000 Mashtroy

      Parallel Lathe C 11 MSH tip height 380 mm distance between tips 5000 mm bar passage 62 mm turnable diameter 760 mm diameter turnable on carriage mm 550 Machine never used supplied in base version without center...

      $45,544 USD

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      Est. $857/mo

      Rosà, Italy
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      Used parallel lathe grinding

        Grinding/milling machine for parallel lathe brand Dietz. Complete equipment including: electrical connection cables wire pass-through inverter control panel for reversing management limit switches mechanics prepa...

        Rosà, Italy
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        Professional parallel lathe PAV 120 A of Italian quality.

          Professional PAV 120 A parallel lathe of Italian quality. Features: tip height 120 mm distance between centers about 600 mm main motor 380 V three-phase Equipment: quick-change turret rotating tailstock chuck and...

          Rosà, Italy
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        Overview

        Parallel lathes are traditional machine-shop lathes with a bed whose ways run parallel to the spindle axis. They handle turning, facing, boring, threading and taper work on shafts and cylindrical parts in manual or semi-automatic setups. Common in metalworking shops, they vary by swing, center distance and spindle speed, and accept many chucks, toolposts and accessories for flexible, precision shop work.

        FAQ

        What should I inspect when buying a used parallel lathe?

        Check bed wear and straightness, spindle bearings and runout, headstock and gearbox noise, leadscrew and carriage play, condition of chuck and jaws, powertrain and controls, and maintenance records. Do a test cut if possible.

        How do I arrange safe shipping for a heavy lathe?

        Use a transport company experienced with machine tools. Secure the lathe to a heavy pallet or skid, protect ways and spindle, remove tooling and fluids, block moving parts, and insure the shipment. Confirm weight and lifting points for cranes.

        What routine maintenance keeps a parallel lathe accurate?

        Daily: clean chips and lubricate ways and lead screw. Weekly/monthly: check gibs and backlash, inspect belts and electrical connections. Periodically: change gearbox oil, service spindle bearings, realign headstock and tailstock as needed.