Engine Lathes: Quality Machinery Solutions
Few tools are as essential to metalworking as the engine lathe. Whether you’re upgrading from a manual lathe or replacing an old favorite, our machinery specialists will help you find the perfect match for your needs. With over 70 years of experience and a carefully curated selection in our showroom, we're your trusted source for these powerful metalworking machines.
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16" x 40" supertec 1640V, Used #A6830
$14,750.00Stock No: #A6830 Manufacturer: Supertec Model: 1640V Capacity: 16" x 40"Category: Lathes, EngineCondition: Used
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22" x 60" supertec 2260, Used #A6832
$17,500.00Stock No: #A6832 Manufacturer: Supertec Model: 2260 Serial#: 11097-182 Capacity: 22" x 60"Category: Lathes, EngineCondition: Used
What Sets Our Engine Lathes Apart
Our engine lathes perform everything from turning and boring to drilling, threading, and facing workpieces of all shapes and sizes. We offer trusted brands like Mori Seiki, Acra, GMC, and Leblond, and every engine lathe for sale is thoroughly tested in our showroom. Whether you need new or used equipment, our rigorous vetting process ensures you get a reliable machine that won't slow down your operations.
Engine Lathes: FAQs
What is an engine lathe?
An engine lathe is a versatile tool designed to perform turns, boring, drilling, threading, and facing operations. By using specialized attachments like a cross slide, swing over bed, and quick change tools, you can adjust the spindle speeds and perform taper turning, knurling, grooving, and parting off.
What are engine lathes used for?
You can use an engine lathe to modify workpiece size, cut, or finish. These machines excel at threading and repairing damaged threads on shafts, screws, and other components. We often recommend engine lathes for repair and maintenance operations where you need to restore worn parts.
What industries use engine lathes?
The automotive, aerospace, and manufacturing sectors rely heavily on engine lathes. These machines are particularly valuable when you need to create one-off parts or make unique cuts specific to your project.
Engine lathe vs. regular lathe vs. turret lathe
An engine lathe gets its name from early toolmaking, where powered machines were called "engines." Today's engine lathes use motors for power, unlike regular manual lathes, and excel at creating unique or one-off parts. Turret lathes feature an additional rotating turret that holds multiple tools, making them ideal for repeated production of identical parts.
The Best New and Used Engine Lathes for Sale
As industry experts with decades of experience, we offer both new and used engine lathes from leading brands. Visit our showroom to see these machines in action and speak with our specialists. We'll not only help you find the perfect lathe but can also appraise, auction, or purchase your used equipment. Whether you're buying, selling, or trading, we're here to support you before, during, and after your purchase.
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