The Stanko 16K40 is a heavy-duty lathe — sometimes referred to as a centre lathe or engine lathe — a machine tool used to shape metal workpieces by rotating them against cutting tools to perform turning, facing, threading, boring, and related operations. Stanko is a well-known Russian manufacturer of machine tools with a long history of producing industrial lathes, milling machines, and grinding equipment for metalworking and engineering industries.
This example was manufactured in 1988 by the Ryazan Machine Tool Plant in Russia and is currently located in Lithuania in used condition. According to the seller, it is in excellent condition and has undergone significant electrical refurbishment, with the wiring, electrical system, and control components replaced. The updated electrical setup includes a Siemens controller, an ABB 15 kW motor, and an inverter drive, alongside automatic and rapid feed functions.
The machine accommodates workpieces up to 800 mm in diameter and 3,000 mm in length, with a maximum supported workpiece weight of 2,000 kg, placing it firmly in the heavy-duty turning category. The spindle bore diameter is 110 mm, and spindle rotation speeds range from 6.3 to 1,250 rpm. The tailstock quill has a Morse 5 taper and a quill travel of 240 mm.
Threading capability is comprehensive across four systems: metric threading from 1 to 224 mm pitch, inch threading from 28 to 1/4 threads per inch, module threading from 1/4 to 56 module, and pitch threading from 112 to 0.5 pitch per diameter. The main drive motor is rated at 15 kW.
The machine weighs 7,120 kg and has overall dimensions of 5,780 × 1,850 × 1,620 mm.
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