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Make: Gleason
Model: No. 516 Hypoid
Category: CNC Gear Machinery
Condition: Used / Surplus

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Gleason No. 516 Hypoid Specifications

Max. Gear Diameter: 24"
Max. Pinion Diameter: 12"
Offset of Gear Spindle Above or Below: 6"
Diameter of Taper Hole at Large End: 2 29/32"
Taper per Foot: 39/64"
Depth of Taper: 3"
Diameter of Hole Through Spindle: 3.740"
Main Motor: 5 H.P./1800 RPM
Hydraulic Motor: 3/4 H.P./1800 RPM
Lapping Compound Pump Motor: 1 H.P./1200 RPM
Oscillating Drive Motor: 1/4 H.P./0 to 1725 RPM
Approximate Dimensions: 85"x82"x82"
Approx Net Weight: 11,200 Lbs

Do you have a Gleason No. 516 Hypoid to sell?

We are actively seeking a 1960 Gleason No. 516 Hypoid Gear Chamfering machine. This particular model is renowned for its efficiency and precision in the gear manufacturing process, making it an excellent candidate for resale. With a maximum gear diameter of 24 inches and a maximum pinion diameter of 12 inches, this machine is designed to handle a variety of gear sizes, which is crucial for many manufacturing operations. The offset of the gear spindle, which can be adjusted above or below by 6 inches, allows for flexibility in setup, accommodating different project requirements. Equipped with a pinion spindle that features a taper hole at the large end measuring 2 29/32 inches, and a taper per foot of 39/64 inches, this machine guarantees a high level of accuracy. The depth of taper is 3 inches, ensuring that it can handle complex gear profiles with ease. Additionally, the diameter of the hole through the spindle is 3.740 inches, which is beneficial for larger components. The gear spindle also showcases a taper hole diameter of 2 19/64 inches with a taper per foot of 1/2 inch, demonstrating the machine's capability to produce high-quality gears. The Gleason No. 516 is powered by a robust 5 H.

P. main motor operating at 1800 R. P. M., alongside a 3/4 H. P. hydraulic motor and a 1 H. P. lapping compound pump motor, all functioning at 1800 R. P. M. and 1200 R. P. M. respectively.

The oscillating drive motor, capable of reaching up to 1725 R. P. M., enhances the machine's versatility. With dimensions of 85 inches by 82 inches by 82 inches and a weight of 11,200 pounds, this machine is a substantial asset for any machining facility. Sellers often part with machines like the Gleason No. 516 due to various reasons such as upgrading to newer technology, downsizing operations, or even the closure of facilities. Regardless of your reason, we understand the importance of a smooth selling process. If you own a 1960 Gleason No. 516 Hypoid or similar equipment, we are here to help you turn it into cash quickly and efficiently.