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Landis Machine Co 6 Specifications
| Size Capacity | 6x18 |
|---|---|
| Weight | 4,000.00 |
| Nominal work swing | 6 |
| Nominal distances between work centers | 18 |
| Maximum diameter work standard machine will grind with full size standard wheel | 6 7/8 |
| Minimum diameter wheel to grind zero diameter work on centers | 10 1/2 |
| Floor space required | 106 x 50 |
| Coolant tank capacity - gallons | 19 |
| Hydraulic tank capacity - gallons | 9 1/4 |
| Height from floor to work centerline | 39 3/4 |
| Carriage traverse per turn of hand wheel | 0.200 |
| Swivel table graduated - inches per foot | 4 |
| Degrees included angle | 20 |
| Head stock work center | #10 Jarno |
| Foot stock work center | #6 Jarno |
| Head stock swivel range | 60, 90, 150 |
| Work speeds - RPM | 225, 400, 600 |
| Head stock spindle nose | 5A2 |
| Grinding wheel size - (standard) | 16 x 2 x 5 |
| Grinding wheel - maximum width | 3 |
| Grinding wheel spindle speeds - RPM | 1725 |
| Grinding wheel, minimum diameter of worn wheel | 9 1/2 |
| Maximum distance wheel centerline to work centerline for machines with hand wheel feed | 11 1/2 |
| Minimum distance wheel centerline to work centerline with foot stock removed | 3 1/2 |
| Work diameter reduction per revolution of wheel feed Handwheel | 0.100 |
| Work diameter reduction per revolution of fine knob | 0.001 |
| Minimum feed graduations - on diameter | 0.000050 |
| Maximum hydraulic infeed on diameter for hydraulic infeed machines | 0.090 |
| Rapid infeed stroke for hydraulic infeed machines | 1 |
| Wheel drive motor | 3 HP 1755 RPM |
| Work drive motor | 1/4 HP |
| Wheel spindle lubrication motor | 1/4 HP |
| Hydraulic pump motor for machines with hydraulic traverse | 1 HP |
| Machine with hand traverse and hydraulic infeed | 4,000. |
Do you have a Landis Machine Co 6 to sell?
We are actively seeking a 1967 Landis 6x18 1R Cylindrical Grinder to add to our inventory of premium used CNC grinding machines. This model, known for its robust performance, features a size capacity of 6x18 inches, making it ideal for precision grinding tasks. With a weight of 4,000 pounds, it provides stability and durability during operation. The Landis 6x18 1R is equipped with a nominal work swing of 6 inches and can accommodate distances between work centers of 18 inches, allowing for versatile grinding applications. It also boasts a maximum diameter work standard machine will grind with a full-size standard wheel of 6 7/8 inches.
This machine is designed to handle a variety of wheel sizes, with a minimum diameter wheel capable of grinding zero diameter work on centers measuring 10 1/2 inches. In terms of specifications, the machine requires a floor space of 106 x 50 inches and comes with a coolant tank capacity of 19 gallons and a hydraulic tank capacity of 9 1/4 gallons. The height from the floor to the work centerline is 39 3/4 inches, making it ergonomically accessible. The grinding wheel size is standard at 16 x 2 x 5 inches, with a maximum width of 3 inches, and it operates at spindle speeds of up to 1725 RPM. This model also features a headstock work center of #10 Jarno and a footstock work center of #6 Jarno, providing flexibility in workpiece setups.
The hydraulic infeed options enhance its efficiency, with a maximum hydraulic infeed on diameter of 0.090 inches. If you have a 1967 Landis 6x18 1R Cylindrical Grinder you wish to sell, reach out to Superior Machine Tools today. We offer competitive prices and a seamless buying experience for your used CNC machines.
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