Kingston Engine Lathe, HL 2000, 16"X 80", 11.5" SOCS, 1981

The Kingston HL 2000 Engine Lathe is a robust and reliable addition to any workshop, particularly suitable for heavier machining tasks. This used model, manufactured in 1981, offers a swing over bed ways of 34 inches and a swing over cross slide of 26 inches, providing ample space for a variety of tasks. The lathe features a distance between centers of 120 inches, making it capable of handling long workpieces with ease. Powered by a 20 HP spindle drive, it operates at speeds ranging from 6 to 1000 RPM, ensuring flexibility for diverse machining requirements. The spindle bore measures 4.09 inches, accommodating larger workpiece diameters. Despite being a used model, this machine has seen less than 400 operational hours, indicating minimal wear and maintaining a nearly-new condition. This lathe is equipped with a 24" Bison 4-jaw chuck, and includes two roller rests for added stability during operation. Additionally, it integrates a Newel DRO System for precise measurements and a coolant system to enhance tool life and workpiece finish. This combination of features makes the Kingston HL 2000 Engine Lathe a cost-effective solution for demanding industrial applications.