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New Precision Lathes in Maryland, USA

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    Acra ATL-618CNC with Fagor #7503

    Acra ATL-618CNC with Fagor #7503

    • Manufacturer: Acra
    • Model: ATL-618

    Acra 6″ x 18″ CNC Toolroom Lathe with Fagor 8055i Control, ATL-618CNC Inventory # 7503 CNC or Manual Operation Simple Air Collet Closer Coolant System Work Light Auto Lube

    Baltimore, MD
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    Sharp 1640L #8333

    Sharp 1640L #8333

    • Manufacturer: Sharp
    • Model: 1640L

    Sharp 16″ x 40″ Precision Lathe, 1640L Inventory # 8333 10″ 3-Jaw Chuck Coolant System Halogen Work Light 16″ Face Plate 1/2″ – 6″ Steady Rest American Tool Post Full Length Splash Guard Follow Rest Longitudinal ...

    Baltimore, MD
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    Willis SK-26120 #8300

    • Manufacturer: Willis

    Willis 26″ x 120″ Geared Head Precision Lathe, SK-26120 Inventory # 8300 Back Plate Center Sleeve Center (M.T. # 5) Tool Post Wrench Anchor Bolt Tool Box and Tool Steady Rest Coolant Pump

    Baltimore, MD
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Overview

Precision lathes are high-accuracy machines used for detailed and intricate turning tasks on metal, wood, or plastic materials. They are essential in industries where exact specifications and fine finishes are critical, such as in aerospace, automotive, and tool-making sectors. These lathes offer high precision and control, making them ideal for producing small, complex parts.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used precision lathe?

Evaluate the lathe's age, overall condition, spindle runout, and any included accessories. Ensure the machine has been well-maintained and check for any signs of wear or damage.

How can I safely ship a precision lathe?

Use a specialized machinery transport service. Properly secure the lathe and protect it with padding and covers to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a precision lathe?

Regular maintenance includes lubricating moving parts, checking spindle alignment, and inspecting belts and gears. Follow the manufacturer’s manual for detailed maintenance intervals and procedures.