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Poreba TR135-B2/10M (1994)

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MakePoreba

ModelTR135-B2/10M

Year1994

CategoryCNC Lathes

ConditionUsed

Poreba TR135-B2/10M Specifications

Swing	53"
Centers	32'
Spindle Bore	4.72"
Power	55 hp
RPM	500 RPM
Swing Over Cross Slide	41"
Dimensions	65.5’ (L) x 9.41’ (W)
Weight	42,240 lbs.
Maximum Distance Between Centers	396”
Swing in Gap	65”
Length of Gap from Spindle Nose	22”
Bed Width	25.98”
Spindle Nose	A1-15
Spindle Speeds	(24) 5 - 500 RPM
Feeds – Longitudinal	0.0035” - .400” TPR
Cross Slide Feeds	0.0017 to .200 TPR
Top Slide Feeds	0.0008 to .100 TPR
Threads - Inch	(61) ½ to 60 TPI
Threads - Metric	(62) 1 – 120 mm/Rev
Cross Slide Travel	20-3/4”
Tailstock Spindle Diameter (No. 6 Morse Taper)	7-1/2”
Tailstock Travel	12”
Maximum Weight Between Centers Unsupported	20,000 Lbs.
Maximum Weight Between Centers With (1) Steady	22,100 Lbs.
Maximum Weight Between Centers With (2) Steadies	26,500 Lbs.
Main Motor	55 HP.

Do you have a Poreba TR135-B2/10M to sell?

We are actively seeking a 1994 Poreba TR135-B2/10M engine lathe to purchase. This exceptional machine features a generous swing of 53 inches and an impressive center length of 396 inches, making it ideal for a variety of machining tasks. With a powerful 55 horsepower motor, this CNC lathe can achieve spindle speeds ranging from 5 to 500 RPM, allowing for versatility and precision in turning operations. The spindle bore diameter of 4.72 inches provides ample room for larger workpieces, while the swing over the cross slide measures 41 inches, ensuring that you can handle substantial components with ease.

The Poreba TR135-B2/10M is designed with robust specifications to accommodate substantial loads, with a maximum unsupported weight between centers of 20,000 lbs. When equipped with one steady rest, this capacity increases to 22,100 lbs., and with two steady rests, it can support up to 26,500 lbs. This capability is crucial for heavy-duty machining applications. The cross slide travel measures 20-3/4 inches, and the tailstock spindle diameter is 7-1/2 inches with a travel of 12 inches, enhancing its usability for various setups.

With a weight of approximately 42,240 lbs and dimensions of 65.5 feet in length and 9.41 feet in width, the Poreba TR135-B2/10M is a substantial piece of equipment that demands attention in any workshop. Whether you are looking to upgrade your machinery or simply need to sell your equipment, we are here to help. If you have a 1994 Poreba TR135-B2/10M engine lathe that you are looking to sell, contact us today to receive a competitive offer and ensure a smooth transaction.

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