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Makino BARON 25 (1985)

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MakeMakino

ModelBARON 25

Year1985

CategoryCNC Lathes

ConditionUsed

Makino BARON 25 Specifications

# Chuck Size	12"
# Spindle Bore	3.06"
# Spindle Speed Range	9-3000 RPM
# Spindle Drive Motor	20 HP
# Electrics	230/3/60
# Approximate Machine Dimensions (With Chip Conveyor)	162" x 80"
# Approximate Machine Height	84"
# Approximate Machine Weight	11,000 LBS
# Number of Turrets	1
# Turret Positions	15
# Rapid Traverse Rate	400 IPM
# Bar Capacity	2.5"
# Max Swing Over Slant Bed	18"
# Max Swing Over Carriage	12.5"
# Max Distance Between Centers	40"
# Cross Travel (X-Axis)	11.5"
# Longitudinal Travel (Z-Axis)	41.75"
# Turret Stations	15
# Of Tools	32
# Of Live Tools	32
# Of Spindle Speeds	1
# Of Threads Inch	32
# Of Threads Metric	32
# Of Feeds	32
# Of Axes	32
# Tool Positions	32
# Tool Stations	32
# Tool Turrets	32
# Turret Positions	32
# Turret Stations	32
Other	Fanuc 10TF CNC Control w/ 14" CRT, RS232 Port, Linear and Circular Interpolation, Inch/Metric Convertsion, 32 Pairs of Tool Offsets, Automatic Recognition of EIA or ISO, Backlash Compensation, Constant Surface Speed Control, Self Diagnosis, Multiple Repetitive Cycles A, Tool Nose Radius Compensation, Part Program Storage, Swing Up Tailstock, Heavy Duty Slant Bed Construction, Heavy Duty Geared High/Low Range Spindle, Tooling Package, Chip Conveyor and Coolant System.

Do you have a Makino BARON 25 to sell?

We are actively seeking a 1985 Leblond Makino BARON 25 CNC lathe. This machine, known for its robust construction and reliable performance, features a Fanuc 10 TF CNC control system, which is equipped with a 14-inch CRT and offers advanced capabilities like automatic recognition of EIA or ISO, backlash compensation, and multiple repetitive cycles. The lathe includes a 12-inch 3-jaw hydraulic chuck and a tailstock with 40 inches between centers, making it ideal for a variety of turning applications. With a maximum swing over the slant bed of 18 inches and over the carriage of 12.5 inches, this model offers a generous working envelope for diverse machining tasks. The BARON 25 is designed for efficiency, featuring a heavy-duty geared spindle with a speed range of 9 to 3000 RPM and a 20 HP drive motor, ensuring it can handle tough materials with ease.

The cross travel (X-axis) measures 11.5 inches, while the longitudinal travel (Z-axis) reaches 41.75 inches, allowing for precision machining of larger components. With a rapid traverse rate of 400 IPM, this lathe is built for productivity, making it a valuable asset in any machine shop. Sellers often consider parting with their machinery for various reasons such as upgrading to newer models, downsizing their operations, or even closing their facilities. We understand that these decisions can be difficult, which is why we aim to make the selling process as smooth and hassle-free as possible. By choosing to sell your Leblond Makino BARON 25 to us, you can expect a fair evaluation, fast payments, and we will handle all logistics, ensuring that you can focus on what matters most.

At Superior Machine Tools, we buy nationwide, and our team is dedicated to providing a seamless experience for sellers. If you have a 1985 Leblond Makino BARON 25 CNC lathe or similar equipment that you are ready to sell, we encourage you to reach out to us today. Let us help you turn your used machinery into cash while you take the next step in your business journey.

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