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Used Micro/Mini Lathes in Brazil

  • Nardini Micro 500ES mechanical lathe

    Nardini Micro 500ES mechanical lathe

    • Manufacturer: Nardini

    Nardini Micro 500ES lathe Diameter over the bar: 440 mm; Included accessories: – 3-jaw chuck; – Cooling system; – New bar scrapers; Equipment in good general condition; Available for inspection and testing; 3-mon...

    $6,556 USD
    Brazil
  • Nardini Micro 500 Lathe Apron

    Nardini Micro 500 Lathe Apron

    • Manufacturer: Nardini

    Nardini Micro 500 Lathe Apron Various Nardini lathe parts, gears, shafts, tailstock, telescope, Norton box

    Brazil
  • Nardini Micro 500 Lathe Replacement

    Nardini Micro 500 Lathe Replacement Gears

    • Manufacturer: Nardini

    Nardini Micro 500 Lathe Replacement Gears

    Brazil
  • 1987 Lathe machine brand Nardini

    1987 Lathe machine brand Nardini model Micro 500-III

    • Manufacturer: Nardini

    Nardini Lathe Micro Nardini 500-III Model Year 1987 Maximum diameter over the bar: 250 mm Spoke distance: 600 mm 1400 RPM Tailstock No accessories Working in industry

    $3,409 USD
    São Paulo, Brazil

Overview

Micro/mini lathes are small, precision tools used for turning, cutting, and shaping materials like metal and wood. Ideal for hobbyists, small workshops, and educational settings, these compact machines offer the same versatility as larger lathes but in a more manageable size, making them perfect for intricate and detailed work.

FAQ

What should I look for when buying a used micro/mini lathe?

Check for any visible signs of wear, ensure the motor runs smoothly, and verify the accuracy of the machine. It's also helpful to ask for maintenance records and any included accessories.

How can I safely ship a micro/mini lathe?

Use a reliable shipping service that specializes in machinery. Ensure the lathe is well-secured and packed to prevent any damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a micro/mini lathe?

Regular maintenance includes lubricating moving parts, checking and tightening all screws and bolts, and keeping the machine clean from debris. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for detailed maintenance procedures.