The Tadu EN-300 is a used lathe — sometimes referred to as a centre lathe or engine lathe — built for turning, facing, boring, and threading operations across a wide range of workpiece sizes. Lathes of this type are a cornerstone of general metalworking, tool-room work, and maintenance machining, and this example was manufactured in 2000 and is currently located in Spain.
The machine offers a generous working envelope. The distance between centres measures 1,500 mm, making it well suited to machining elongated shafts and similar long components. The maximum swing over the bed is 610 mm, while the swing over the carriage is 390 mm, accommodating precise external and internal turning work. For larger-diameter parts that benefit from the gap in the bed, the maximum swing over the gap extends to 790 mm, broadening the range of workpieces the machine can handle.
Spindle drive is provided by a 15 HP main motor running at 1,500 rpm, delivering the torque needed for demanding cuts in a variety of materials. The spindle itself accepts a bore of 55 mm, which allows bar stock of that diameter to pass through cleanly. Speed selection is arranged across 12 steps, spanning a range from 23 to 1,250 rpm, giving the operator a practical spread of cutting speeds for different materials and operations.
Workpiece clamping is handled by a 350 mm universal chuck, and the spindle bore diameter ensures compatibility with a useful range of bar work. The machine has an approximate net weight of 3,000 kg, a mass that contributes directly to the rigidity and vibration damping that precision turning demands.
This description was generated automatically from the listing details and may not reflect every specification. Please confirm with the seller before purchase.