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How to care for a Medium Duty Lathe Machine

  Adding a Medium Duty Lathe machine to the machine shop machinery inventory greatly expands the number of jobs you can do, but lathes are costly devices. So, once you ever purchase a lathe, you must keep it completely operational for as long as possible to get the best bang for your buck. To do so, you must keep up with lathe upkeep. The aim of any lathe maintenance is twofold: to keep your lathe going for as long as possible while also ensuring that it runs as smoothly as possible. The smoother it works, the more detailed & reliable your lathework would be. Maintenance checklist ·         The Medium Duty lathe machine is heavily prone to factors like rusting due to working conditions filled with dust,dirt&moisture. One of the most effective ways to combat corrosion is to keep the system clean and oil-coated. ·         Lubricating the ways/bearings/feed screws is important for your lathe machine smoother&proper. Using a Medium Duty lathe machine without suffic

Lathe Machine: Its operation & components

  In the manufacturing Industry, lathes are an indispensable machining instrument. A lathe machine is a tool that transforms cylindrical material, touches it with a cutting tool, and removes excess material. They assist in cutting,knurling,facing, and turning activities and are considered to be among the oldest machining instruments. A lathe machine is a machine tool that uses a cutting tool to remove material from the surface of a workpiece that is placed in a chuck and feed was supplied by the tool onto the workpiece for material removal. The operations are carried out either parallel or at right angles to the work axes . These devices may produce a wide range of shapes,cuts,and details on a spinning workpiece.     Selecting the Most appropriate Lathe Regardless of the kind of lathe machine you purchase, make certain that it has high-quality clamps. The clamps secure the workpiece while the tooling eliminates excess material. Low-quality clamps have a propensity to move a