Sell your Poreba TCG-160/10M RAISED ID 1977 today.
Poreba TCG-160/10M RAISED ID Specifications
| Maximum Swing Over Bedways | 92" |
|---|---|
| Maximum Swing Over Carriage | 78" |
| Distance Between Centers | 393.7" |
| Spindle Speeds | 0.8-160 RPM |
| Spindle Speeds, Number | 24 |
| Spindle Speed Ranges | 3 |
| Spindle Bore | 4.13" |
| Spindle Torque, Maximum | 63,000 Nm |
| Width of Bed | 59.05" |
| Weight Capacity Between Centers | 66,000 Lbs |
| Weight Capacity with One Steady Rest | 77,000 Lbs |
| Weight Capacity with Two Steady Rest | 88,000 Lbs |
| Equipped With | 63" 4-Jaw Independent Chuck |
| Other | Operator Controls On Carriage |
| Other | Inch/Metric Threading |
| Other | 6-Way Power Rapid Traverse |
| Other | Power Compound |
| Other | Power Tailstock and Quill |
| Other | Hardened & Ground Replaceable Bedways |
| Other | Hardened and Ground Gears & Spline Shafts |
| Other | Heavy Duty Meehanite Casting |
| Other | 100 HP Main Drive |
| Other | 440 Volt |
| Features | 63" 4-Jaw Independent Chuck |
| Other | 66,000 Lbs Unsupported Weight Capacity |
| Other | 100 HP Main Motor. |
Do you have a Poreba TCG-160/10M RAISED ID to sell?
We are actively seeking a 1977 POREBA TCG-160/10M RAISED Engine Lathe to purchase for our inventory. This robust machine is ideal for precision machining with its impressive specifications. The maximum swing over bedways measures an astounding 92 inches, while the swing over carriage reaches 78 inches, making it suitable for large workpieces. With a distance between centers of 393.7 inches, this lathe provides ample capacity for extensive projects. The TCG-160/10M boasts a versatile spindle speed range from 0.8 to 160 RPM, featuring 24 different speed settings across three ranges.
This flexibility allows operators to adjust the speed based on the material and complexity of the task at hand. Additionally, the spindle bore of 4.13 inches and a maximum spindle torque of 63,000 Nm contribute to its capability in handling heavy-duty machining tasks. Equipped with a 63-inch 4-jaw independent chuck, this lathe ensures secure gripping of workpieces, while the inch/metric threading feature adds versatility for various applications. The machine incorporates six-way power rapid traverse, a power compound, and a power tailstock with quill for enhanced operational efficiency. Constructed with hardened and ground replaceable bedways and heavy-duty Meehanite casting, the TCG-160/10M is built for durability and longevity.
Its weight capacity between centers is a remarkable 66,000 lbs, which can increase to 88,000 lbs with the use of two steady rests, making it a reliable choice for demanding projects. With a powerful 100 HP main drive and a 440-volt power supply, this engine lathe is designed to perform at high levels. If you own a POREBA TCG-160/10M RAISED Engine Lathe and are looking to sell, we invite you to reach out to us. Our team at Superior Machine Tools is ready to provide a fair offer and ensure a smooth transaction.
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