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Heald Machine Co 273-A (1976)

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Heald Machine Co 273-A (1976)

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MakeHeald Machine Co
Model273-A
Year1976
CategoryCNC Grinding Machines
ConditionUsed

Heald Machine Co 273-A Specifications

Maximum Swing Over Table29"
Swing Work Head Swiveled90 degrees - 12"
Swing Inside Standard Chuck Guard12"
Angular Adjustment of Work Head90 degrees
Work Head Cross Slide Travel17 1/2"
Maximum Table Travel20"
Grinding Stroke Maximum16"
Wheel Head Cross Slide Travel1 1/2"
Center of Work Head Spindle to Floor43 1/2"
Diameter of Work Head Spindle Flange9 5/8"
Table Speed for Grinding0-18 FPM
Rapid Traverse of Table18 FPM
Pump Motor1 1/2 HP, 1800 RPM
Work Head Motor1 1/2 HP, 1200 RPM variable 0-500
Wheel Head Motor5 HP, 3600 RPM
Capacity of Oil Tank11 gallons
Length x Width of Base on Floor73 3/4" x 37 7/8"
Net Weight6,200 lbs.
Equipment FeaturesMotorized Cross Sliding Workhead, Auto Motor Feed, Single Point Dresser, Vari-Speed Work Head, 12" Extended Base, 4" Riser, Compensation, Plunge Feed, Size Control, 32 T-Slot Face Plate, Push Button Console with Compu Motor R-240 Control, Free Standing Electrical Panel, Coolant Tank and Pump.

Do you have a Heald Machine Co 273-A to sell?

We are actively seeking a 1976 Heald #273-A Internal Diameter Grinder. This universal I. D. grinder features a robust 12" extended base and offers an impressive maximum swing over table of 29 inches, making it suitable for a variety of grinding applications. With a grinding stroke maximum of 16 inches and a table travel of 20 inches, the Heald #273-A is designed to deliver precision and efficiency in your machining operations.

The machine is powered by a 5 HP wheel head motor running at 3600 RPM, ensuring high-speed performance for your grinding tasks. Additionally, the work head can swivel 90 degrees, providing versatility in positioning for different workpieces. The work head cross slide travel extends to 17 1/2 inches, while the rapid traverse of the table can reach speeds of up to 18 FPM, allowing for quick adjustments and setups. The machine is equipped with a motorized cross sliding workhead and features like auto motor feed and a single point dresser, which enhance its functionality and ease of use.

Not to mention, the 4-inch riser and compensation options allow for accommodating various workpiece sizes, making the Heald #273-A a valuable asset in any workshop. With a net weight of 6,200 lbs, this grinder is sturdy and reliable, featuring a free-standing electrical panel and a coolant tank with pump to maintain optimal operating conditions. If you have a 1976 Heald #273-A Internal Diameter Grinder to sell, we invite you to reach out. Let us help you find the right buyer for your used CNC machine and ensure you get a competitive price.

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