Too Many Lathes? Here's How to Choose the Right One
Here are five key factors to consider when selecting the perfect lathe for your needs.
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Max. turning diameter refers to the maximum diameter that a lathe can accommodate for turning operations. It is crucial in determining the size of the workpieces you can efficiently work on, impacting the versatility and productivity of the lathe.
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33 - 100 mm
Typical price
140.– to 710.–Accommodates medium-sized workpieces, offering a balance between size and precision.
Best for general-purpose use in small to medium workshops needing flexibility across various tasks.
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101 - 250 mm
Typical price
120.– to 1200.–Supports large workpieces, enhancing productivity for heavy-duty applications.
Recommended for industrial settings, allowing for the handling of substantial and robust components.
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Max. speed determines how fast the lathe can rotate the workpiece, directly affecting the precision and efficiency of the machining process. Choosing the appropriate speed is crucial for achieving desired results without compromising the quality or safety of the operation.
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Up to 2100 rpm
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1100.– to 4600.–Suitable for heavy-duty and large workpieces that require slower speeds for precision and safety.
Ideal for beginners and general-purpose machining, providing control and stability for various tasks.
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2101 - 4000 rpm
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340.– to 1800.–Offers a balance between speed and control, accommodating a broader range of materials and tasks.
Recommended for users who need versatility in their projects, enhancing efficiency without sacrificing accuracy.
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4001 - 6300 rpm
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290.– to 840.–High speed is perfect for small, detailed workpieces and materials that require fast cutting for fine finishes.
Best for experienced users focusing on intricate designs and high-precision tasks, optimizing productivity and quality.
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Material determines the type of work a lathe can handle, affecting its durability and the quality of the finished product. Choosing the right material is crucial for ensuring efficient operation and achieving the desired results in specific machining tasks.
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The 'Top of the range' factor refers to the maximum swing diameter a lathe can accommodate, determining the size of the workpieces it can handle. This is crucial for ensuring the lathe meets your specific machining needs, whether for small precision parts or larger industrial components.
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126 - 510 mm
Typical price
340.– to 1600.–Accommodates medium-sized workpieces, offering a balance between size and precision.
Best for small workshops and general-purpose machining, providing versatility for various tasks.
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511 - 900 mm
Typical price
2700.– to 5200.–Handles large workpieces, making it suitable for heavy-duty industrial applications.
Perfect for manufacturing environments requiring robust performance and larger scale production.
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The brand factor in lathes is crucial as it influences the machine's durability, precision, and overall performance. Known brands like Proxxon, Holzmann, and Scheppach vary in their offerings, with Proxxon specializing in precision and compact models, while Holzmann and Scheppach offer robust and versatile machines for different applications.
