Medium Duty Lathe Machine

A medium-duty lathe machine is a type of metalworking lathe designed for a variety of machining operations in both industrial and workshop settings. It offers a balance between capacity and cost, being more versatile and flexible than heavy-duty lathes, but with greater capacity and stability than light-duty lathes.

Medium-duty lathes typically have a bed length of 1.3-3 meters, and a spindle bore of between 50-80 mm. They are designed to handle a wide range of workpiece diameters and lengths, and can be used for turning, drilling, boring, and thread cutting operations.

Some of the key features of a medium-duty lathe machine include:

• Versatile and flexible: Medium-duty lathes can be used for a wide range of applications, including the production of small to medium-sized components.
• Good balance between cost and capacity: Medium-duty lathes are typically more affordable than heavy-duty lathe, while still offering a good level of capacity and stability.
• Robust construction: Medium-duty lathes are typically made from high-quality materials, such as cast iron, to provide a solid and stable platform for machining operations.
• Efficient and reliable performance: Medium-duty lathes are equipped with efficient motors and drives, and are designed to provide reliable performance even under heavy loads.

Overall, medium-duty lathe machines are ideal for workshops, small-scale production facilities, and educational settings, where a balance between cost and capacity is required.