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G&L 70A-DP5-T-FRASIER Specifications
| Table Size | 60" x 98" |
|---|---|
| Table Travel | 86" |
| Saddle Travel | Approx. 60" |
| Head Vertical Travel | 60" |
| Spindle Diameter | 5" |
| Spindle Travel | 33-1/2" |
| Standard Spindle Speeds | 7.5 to 467 RPM |
| High Range Spindle Speeds | 480 to 975 RPM |
| Spindle Taper | #50 National Standard |
| Spindle Feeds Standard Range | 0.005" to 0.260" IPR |
| Spindle Feeds High Range | 0.002" to 0.120" IPR |
| Milling Feeds | 0.04 to 120 IPM |
| Main Motor | 25 HP |
| Hydraulic Pump Motor | 1-1/2 HP |
| Power Tool Draw Bar Motor | 3/4 HP |
| Overall Size | 245" L x 167" W x 140" H |
| Machine Base, Column, and Head | 33,850 lbs |
| Saddle and Table | 15,000 lbs |
| Floor Outriggers | 2200 lbs. |
Do you have a G&L 70A-DP5-T-FRASIER to sell?
We are actively seeking a 1969 Giddings & Lewis #70A-DP5-T-Frasier, a robust table type horizontal boring mill that showcases precision and power. This machine features an impressive 60" x 98" table, allowing for substantial workpiece accommodation. With a generous table travel of 86" and saddle travel of approximately 60", it provides ample versatility for various machining tasks. The head vertical travel reaches up to 60", making it ideal for a wide range of applications. Equipped with a 5" spindle diameter and a spindle travel of 33-1/2", this machine ensures that you can tackle even the most demanding boring operations with ease.
The Giddings & Lewis #70A-DP5-T-Frasier boasts standard spindle speeds ranging from 7.5 to 467 RPM, with high range spindle speeds reaching up to 975 RPM, allowing for adaptability to different materials and cutting conditions. The spindle taper is #50 National Standard, ensuring compatibility with a wide variety of tooling options. With spindle feeds in standard range from 0.005" to 0.260" IPR and high range from 0.002" to 0.120" IPR, combined with milling feeds of 0.04 to 120 IPM, this machine is engineered for efficiency and precision. The main motor is a powerful 25 HP, complemented by a hydraulic pump motor of 1-1/2 HP and a power tool draw bar motor of 3/4 HP, making it a formidable player in any machining environment. The overall size of the machine is 245" L x 167" W x 140" H, with a robust weight distribution of 33,850 lbs for the machine base, column, and head, ensuring stability during operation.
The saddle and table weigh in at 15,000 lbs, with floor outriggers adding an additional 2,200 lbs. If you are looking to sell your 1969 Giddings & Lewis #70A-DP5-T-Frasier, contact Superior Machine Tools today for a competitive offer. We are dedicated to providing you with a seamless selling experience and the best value for your equipment.
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