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Landis Machine Co 10X24 Specifications
| Swing | 10.938" 277.81 mm |
|---|---|
| Centers | 25.938" 658.81 mm |
| Power | 7.2 hp 5.4 kW |
| Workhead Power | 0.8 hp 0.6 kW |
| Workhead Speed | 2,000 RPM 2,000 RPM |
| Grinding Wheel Dia. | 12" 304.8 mm |
| Dimensions | 59.5 x 144.5 |
| Weight | 6000 lb 6000 lb |
| Maximum swing over table | 10 15/16" |
| Nominal distance between centers | 25 9/16" |
| Swivel table graduated to an angle of | Toward wheel head 8 Degrees, Away from wheel head 3 Degrees |
| Swivel table graduated taper per foot | Toward wheel head 4 1/2", Away from wheel head 2" |
| Grinding wheels regularly supplied | 12" x 5" x 3" |
| Swivel range | Lower swivel, right & left 220 Degrees, Upper swivel, right & left 180 Degrees |
| Head stock spindle taper | Jarno No. 10 |
| Foot stock spindle taper | Jarno No. 6 |
| Number of work rotation speeds | Infinite |
| Range of work speeds | 30 to 600 RPM |
| Head stock spindle nose (American Lathe Std) | 5" |
| Number of table traverse speeds | Infinite |
| Range of table traverse speeds in/per/min | 3" to 280" |
| Accuracy of table reversal at all traverse rates | .001" |
| Other | Table tarry adjustment Infinite (LH & RH) 0 to 5 Sec |
| Distance from floor to work centers | 46 1/2" |
| Automatic infeed at table reversal | Minimum .0001", Maximum .0025" |
| Minimum movement necessary to reverse the table | 1/16" |
| Wheel head movement per turn of hand wheel | Minimum .0005", Maximum .050" |
| Minimum infeed increment in terms of diameter reduction | .0001" |
| Wheel head motor | 3 HP |
| Head stock motor | 1/3 HP |
| Hydraulic pump motor | 2 HP |
| Coolant pump motor | 1/8 HP |
| Workhead | ¾ HP 0-2000 RPM. |
Do you have a Landis Machine Co 10X24 to sell?
We are actively seeking a 1980 LANDIS 10X24 Universal Cylindrical Grinder to add to our inventory of high-quality used CNC machines. This model features a robust design ideal for precise grinding applications, boasting a swing of 10.938 inches and a generous distance between centers of 25.938 inches. With a powerful 7.2 hp motor, this grinder is capable of handling a variety of materials with ease. The workhead power of 0.8 hp allows for efficient operation, while the workhead speed reaches up to 2,000 RPM, ensuring that your grinding tasks are completed with precision and speed.
The LANDIS 10X24 is designed with a 12-inch grinding wheel diameter, making it suitable for a wide range of grinding operations. Its dimensions of 59.5 x 144.5 inches and a weight of 6,000 lbs provide stability during operation, while the maximum swing over the table is 10 15/16 inches, accommodating various workpiece sizes. The swivel table is graduated for angles toward and away from the wheel head, allowing for versatile setups. With infinite work rotation speeds ranging from 30 to 600 RPM and table traverse speeds from 3 to 280 inches per minute, this grinder offers unparalleled control over the grinding process.
The accuracy of table reversal at all traverse rates is maintained at .001 inches, ensuring high-quality finishes on your components. If you are looking to sell your 1980 LANDIS 10X24 Universal Cylindrical Grinder, or if you have similar machines to sell, we encourage you to reach out. We buy used CNC machines in any condition and are committed to providing competitive offers. Contact us today to get a quote and see how we can help you make space in your shop!
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