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Used Toolroom Lathes in Minnesota, USA

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    1962 Hardinge HLV-H

    1962 Hardinge HLV-H

    • Manufacturer: Hardinge
    • Model: HLV-H

    Lot 55 Hardinge HLV-H Toolroom Lathe, 11" Max Swing, 18" Max Center Distance, 6.5" Swing Over Cross Slide, Variable Speed Spindle Up To 3000 RPM, 1-1/16" Bar Capacity Equipped With 11" Max Swing, 18" Max Center D...

    Plymouth, MN
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  • 2007 Haas TL-1

    2007 Haas TL-1

    • Manufacturer: Haas
    • Model: TL-1
    • Spindle bore: 58.674 millimeter

    Looking for a reliable and versatile CNC toolroom lathe? Discover high-quality used Haas TL-1 models, perfect for precision machining and small-batch production. Known for their durability and user-friendly desig...

    Plymouth, MN
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    Hardinge HLV-H JC

    Hardinge HLV-H JC

    • Manufacturer: Hardinge
    • Model: HLV-H

    Hardinge HLV-H-EM Tool Room Lathe w/ New Acu-Rite 2 Axis DRO inch/metric threading SPECIFICATIONS: Spindle construction- HARDINGE ball bearing Spindle nose- HARDINGE threaded Spindle capacity with round type 5C c...

    $15,900 USD
    Blaine, MN

Overview

Toolroom lathes are precision-engineered machines designed for detailed and intricate work, often used in tool and die shops, as well as in educational settings for training purposes. These lathes offer high accuracy and are typically used for tasks that require tight tolerances, such as producing prototypes, custom parts, and tooling components.

FAQ

What should I look for when purchasing a used toolroom lathe?

Check the machine's overall condition, accuracy, and any signs of wear. Verify the spindle runout, bed wear, and the condition of the tooling and accessories included.

How can I ensure safe shipping for a toolroom lathe?

Hire a professional machinery mover experienced in handling precision equipment. Ensure the lathe is properly secured and protected with appropriate packaging materials.

What maintenance does a toolroom lathe require?

Regularly clean and lubricate the machine according to the manufacturer's recommendations. Check and adjust the gibs, inspect the electrical components, and ensure the coolant system is functioning properly.