The Harrison V390 GAP BED Centre Lathe is a centre lathe — sometimes referred to as an engine lathe or turning lathe — a machine tool used to shape metal workpieces by rotating them against a cutting tool, enabling operations such as turning, facing, threading, boring, and knurling. Harrison is a well-established British manufacturer with a long history of producing centre lathes for engineering workshops, training facilities, and general metalworking environments.
This machine was manufactured in 2011 and is offered in used condition from a seller based in the United Kingdom. It carries the serial number 7V0355P.
The lathe offers a maximum swing over the bed of 390 mm, representing the largest diameter workpiece that can be rotated above the bed ways, and a maximum swing in the gap of 585 mm, allowing larger-diameter work to be accommodated when the gap piece is removed. The distance between centres extends to 1,250 mm, defining the maximum length of workpiece that can be held between the headstock and tailstock. The spindle bore measures 54 mm, determining the maximum diameter of bar stock that can be passed through the headstock. Spindle speeds range from 25 to 2,500 rpm, providing a broad spread suitable for working across a variety of materials and diameters. The machine runs on 415 V, three-phase electrical supply.
The lathe is supplied with a quick-change tool post, a two-axis digital readout (DRO), a three-jaw chuck, a four-jaw chuck, and a coolant system, representing a practical and well-equipped package for immediate workshop use.
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