Lansing Big Bore Engine Lathe, Model 42-16.5, 16.5" Spindle Bore, 42" x 120", 250 Rpm, 50 Hp,

Lansing Big Bore Engine Lathe, Model 42-16.5, 16.5" Spindle Bore, 42" x 120", 250 Rpm, 50 Hp,
Location:Texas
Description
The Lansing Big Bore Engine Lathe, Model 42-16.5, from 1986 is a robust piece of equipment designed for precision and heavy-duty tasks. It features a substantial 16.5-inch spindle bore, enabling it to handle large diameter workpieces with ease. The lathe offers a swing over bed ways of 42 inches and a distance between centers of 120 inches, making it ideal for long and sizable materials. Powered by a 50 horsepower motor, the machine operates at a consistent spindle speed of 250 RPM. It comes well-equipped with essential components, including two 32-inch 4-jaw chucks for secure workholding and a taper for additional versatility. The capacity is further enhanced by inch/metric threading capabilities, a 4-way tool post for efficient tool changes, and two 25-inch steady rests for added stability during operations. This used lathe is suitable for industries requiring substantial machining capabilities. Its rugged construction and comprehensive tooling make it a valuable asset for any workshop focused on large-scale, precise lathing projects.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Lansing |
| Model | 42-16.5 |
| Year | 1986 |
| Condition | Used |
| Stock Number | 17802 |
| Swing Over Bed Ways | 42" |
| Distance between centers | 120" |
| Swing over cross slide | 32" |
| Spindle Bore | 16.5" |
| Spindle Speeds | 250 RPM |
| Chuck Size | (2) 32" 4 Jaw Chucks |
| Equipped With: | Taper, Inch/Metric Threading, 4 way tool post, (2) 25" Steady Rest |

