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Used Speed Lathes in Italy

  • Costant cutting speed lathes T280/300CC

    Costant cutting speed lathes T280/300CC range

    • new

    The constant cutting speed lathe head, melted in special stabilized Meehanite cast-iron, gets the motion by an A.C. brushless motor that enables, through the references of the optical ruler of the X axis and a si...

    Magnago, Italy
  • Costant cutting speed lathes T450/500CC

    Costant cutting speed lathes T450/500CC range

    • new

    TORGIM 450/500CC is a series of modern machines characterized by the use of A.C. brushless motor and electromagnetic clutches in the apron that permit to eliminate the feed insertion levers obtaining a perfect op...

    Magnago, Italy
  • Costant cutting speed lathes T350/400CC

    Costant cutting speed lathes T350/400CC range

    • new

    TORGIM 350/400CC is a series of modern machines characterized by the use of A.C. brushless motor and electromagnetic clutches in the apron that permit to eliminate the feed inserction levers obtaining a perfect o...

    Magnago, Italy

Overview

Speed lathes are simple, manually operated lathes designed for high-speed operations like woodturning, metal spinning, and polishing. These machines are ideal for tasks requiring quick setup and adjustments, making them popular in both educational settings and small workshops.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when buying a used speed lathe?

Check the overall condition, age, and any wear on the bed and spindle. Ensure all parts are functioning and consider the availability of replacement parts.

How can I safely ship a speed lathe?

Use a specialized machinery transport service. Ensure the lathe is properly secured and protected to prevent any damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a speed lathe?

Regular maintenance includes lubricating moving parts, checking alignment, and cleaning the machine after use. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance guidelines.