Sell your Heald Machine Co 281 1980 today.
Heald Machine Co 281 Specifications
| Maximum outside diameter of work | 8" |
|---|---|
| Maximum length of hole that can be ground | 4" |
| Minimum diameter of hole that can be ground | 1/8" |
| Maximum included angle of taper | 60 degrees |
| Center of wheel spindle from floor | 47 1/2" |
| Regulating roll diameter | 10" (can be ground down to 8 3/4") |
| Pressure & supporting rolls diameter | 3" (can be ground down to 2 1/2") |
| Table speed, rapid traverse | 35 FPM |
| Table speed for grinding | 0 - 20 FPM |
| Table travel | 10" |
| One turn of cross feed hand wheel | .060" on dia. |
| Wheel wear compensation | 0 - .004 on dia. |
| Maximum power cross feed | .042" on dia. |
| Main drive motor | 2 HP, 1800 RPM |
| Wheel head motor | 7 1/2 HP, 3600 RPM |
| Regulating roll motor with speed reducer | 1/2 HP, 3600 RPM |
| Coolant pump motor | 1/2 HP, 1800 RPM |
| Capacity of oil tank | 15 gallons |
| Length x width of base on floor | 66 1/4" x 28 1/8" |
| Floor space | 88" x 77" |
| Net weight of machine | 8,100 lbs. |
| Other | Motors manufactured by Westinghouse w/Square D Electrics. |
| Other | Hydraulic pump manufactured by Vickers. |
| Other | Sizematic feed box for controlling work size |
| Other | Hydraulic dresser with diamond holder |
| Other | Table reversal dogs |
| Other | Centerless work head with all rolls |
| Other | Spark out timer |
| Other | All trip dogs |
| Other | Exit chute. |
Do you have a Heald Machine Co 281 to sell?
We are actively seeking a 1980 Heald #281 centerless internal grinder for purchase. This robust machine is renowned for its precision and efficiency in grinding operations. With a maximum outside diameter capacity of 8 inches and the ability to grind holes up to 4 inches in length and as small as 1/8 inch in diameter, the Heald #281 is a versatile solution for various machining needs. It boasts a maximum included angle of taper of 60 degrees, making it ideal for complex workpieces. The machine features a center of wheel spindle height of 47 1/2 inches, ensuring comfortable operation for users.
Its regulating roll diameter of 10 inches can be ground down to 8 3/4 inches, while the pressure and supporting rolls have a diameter of 3 inches, which can also be ground down to 2 1/2 inches. The table speed for grinding ranges from 0 to 20 feet per minute, with a rapid traverse speed of 35 feet per minute and a table travel of 10 inches, providing flexibility and efficiency in production. Equipped with a powerful main drive motor of 2 HP operating at 1800 RPM and a wheel head motor of 7.5 HP at 3600 RPM, the Heald #281 ensures high-performance grinding capabilities. The coolant pump motor, also efficient at 1/2 HP and 1800 RPM, maintains optimal operating conditions. This machine has a significant oil tank capacity of 15 gallons, which supports extended operations.
At a net weight of 8,100 lbs., this sturdy machine occupies a floor space of 88 inches by 77 inches, making it a substantial asset in any workshop. If you have a 1980 Heald #281 centerless internal grinder that you are looking to sell, we invite you to reach out to us today. Let us make you an offer that reflects the true value of your equipment!
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