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Landis Machine Co 2R (1972)

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Landis Machine Co 2R (1972)

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MakeLandis Machine Co
Model2R
Year1972
CategoryCNC Grinding Machines
ConditionUsed

Landis Machine Co 2R Specifications

Nominal Work Swings14"
Nominal Distances Between Work Centers36"
Maximum Work Swing Diameter14 31/32"
Minimum Diameter Wheel to Grind9 Degrees
Coolant Tank Capacity28 gallons
Hydraulic Tank Capacity25 1/2 gallons
Height from Floor to Work Centerline42"
Traverse Speed2 to 240 inches per minute
Center Rest Capacity1/4 - 2
Work Rest Capacity1/4 - 4
Grinding Wheel Size14 x 2 x 5
Grinding Wheel Spindle Speeds2005-2533 RPM
Automatic Infeed at Table Reversal on Dia0.0002 to 0.004 inches
Maximum Distance Wheel Centerline to Work Centerline10 - 15 1/2"
Minimum Distance Wheel Centerline to Work Centerline1 1/2"
Work Diameter Reduction per Revolution of Handwheel0.100 inches
Work Diameter Reduction per Revolution of Fine Feed Knob0.001 inches
Maximum Hydraulic Feed on Diameter0.090 inches
Work Speeds RPM - Low Range30 to 150
Work Speeds RPM - High Range120 to 600
Diameter Hole Through Head Stock Spindle1"
Head Stock Swivel Range120 Degrees
Wheel Drive Motor3 HP
Work Drive Motor1/3 HP
Hydraulic Oil Pump Generator Drive Motor1/4 HP
Internal Fixture Motor1 HP
Wheel Spindle Lubrication Pump Motor1/4 HP
Swivel Table Graduated4 1/2 inches per foot
Swivel Table Graduated, Degrees Included Angle20 Degrees
Head Stock Work Center#10 Jarno
Foot Stock Work Center#6 Jarno
Foot Stock Center MovementLever only
Head Stock Spindle Nose5A-2
Lengths Between Centers36"
OtherHydraulic Table Travel
OtherMicro Feed
OtherPick Feed
OtherTarry
OtherTail Stock Dresser.

Do you have a Landis Machine Co 2R to sell?

We are actively seeking a 1972 Landis #2R cylindrical grinder. This machine is known for its robust design and exceptional performance in precision grinding applications. With a nominal work swing of 14 inches and a distance between work centers of 36 inches, the Landis #2R is ideal for handling a variety of cylindrical grinding tasks. It features a maximum work swing diameter of 14 31/32 inches, allowing for versatility in the sizes of parts you can work on.

The grinding wheel size of 14 x 2 x 5 inches, coupled with spindle speeds ranging from 2005 to 2533 RPM, ensures efficient material removal and a fine finish on your workpieces. The hydraulic system is designed for ease of use, with a tank capacity of 25 1/2 gallons, ensuring smooth operation throughout the grinding process. The Landis #2R also offers a traverse speed that can be adjusted from 2 to 240 inches per minute, which allows operators to customize their grinding operations for optimal performance. With a work rest capacity ranging from 1/4 to 4 inches and a center rest capacity of 1/4 to 2 inches, this machine can handle a wide range of workpiece sizes.

Moreover, the headstock swivel range of 120 degrees and the swivel table graduated at 4 1/2 inches per foot provide added flexibility for complex grinding tasks. If you have a 1972 Landis #2R cylindrical grinder that you are looking to sell, we would love to hear from you. At Superior Machine Tools, we specialize in purchasing used CNC machines and can offer you a competitive price for your equipment. Don't miss the opportunity to turn your surplus machinery into cash; contact us today for a quote!

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