Colchester Triumph 2000 Lathe Machine

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Colchester Triumph 2000 Lathe Machine Specification

Product Type
Manual Centre Lathe

Material
Cast Iron, Hardened and Ground Bed

Cutting Thickness
Up to 7 mm (dependent on material and tooling)

Cutting Speed
Variable, 20 - 2000 RPM

CNC Or Not
No, Manual Operation

Automatic Grade
Semi-Automatic

Control System
Manual Gearbox

Max. Swing Diameter
400 mm (15.75)

Voltage
415 V, 3 Phase

Weight (kg)
Approx. 1200 kg

Dimension (L*W*H)
Approx. 2150 x 1150 x 1100 mm

Capacity
Between Centers: 1000 mm

Feature
Quick Change Gearbox, Hardened Precision Bed, Safety Chuck Guard

Color
Standard Colchester Grey

About Colchester Triumph 2000 Lathe Machine

Make - Colchester (England)

Model - Triumph 2000

Center Height - 195 mm

Length of Job - 1270 mm

Max. Diameter of Job over Bed - 390 mm

Max. Diameter of Job over cross-slide - 240 mm

Bed Width - 280 mm

Spindle Speeds - 25 rpm to 2000 rpm

Spindle Bore - 55 mm

Chuck Diameter (4-Jaw) - 305 mm

Chuck Diameter (3-Jaw) - 250 mm

Swing Diameter in Gap - 600 mm

- Complete with 4-jaw chuck, 3-jaw chuck & collet chuck.

- Complete with 3-point steady, and some other accessories.

- Machine is in excellent working condition.

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Exceptional Precision and Versatility

The Triumph 2000 stands out for its accurate machining capabilities, supported by features like the Norton quick-change gearbox and hardened precision bed. Its broad feed and thread-cutting ranges cater to both metric and imperial requirements, making it adaptable to diverse manufacturing settings.

Robust Build Designed for Longevity

Crafted from hardened and ground cast iron, the machines bed ensures extended wear life and stability during intense operations. With a 250 mm chuck and advanced spindle design, users benefit from secure workpiece holding and reduced vibration, essential for consistent, high-quality results.

Tailored for Safety and Efficiency

Fitted with safety chuck guards and an integrated coolant system, the Triumph 2000 prioritizes user protection and part integrity. The semi-automatic control with a manual gearbox allows for flexible yet controlled machining, while the quick-change gearbox streamlines setup and adjustments.

FAQs of Colchester Triumph 2000 Lathe Machine:

Q: How do you operate the Colchester Triumph 2000 Lathe machine?

A: The Triumph 2000 operates manually via a gearbox control system. Users adjust spindle speeds and feeds with the Norton quick-change gearbox and selectors. Proper setup includes securing the workpiece using the D1-6 camlock spindle nose and following safety protocols with the built-in chuck guard and coolant system.

Q: What materials can the Triumph 2000 lathe process?

A: Thanks to its robust cast iron construction and hardened bed, the machine can handle a wide range of materials including mild steel, alloy steel, brass, and aluminum. Cutting thickness is up to 7 mm, depending on the material hardness and tooling used.

Q: Where is the Colchester Triumph 2000 typically used?

A: This lathe is commonly utilized in manufacturing plants, repair workshops, educational institutions, and by exporters, importers, and suppliers across sectors requiring precise manual turning and threading operations. Its versatility makes it suitable for both single-piece and batch processing.

Q: When should you consider a refurbished Triumph 2000 model?

A: A refurbished Triumph 2000 is ideal when seeking a cost-effective solution without compromising quality. Refurbished units are carefully restored to meet operational standards, making them suitable for users needing reliable performance at a reduced investment compared to new machines.

Q: What benefits does the Norton Quick Change gearbox offer?

A: The Norton Quick Change gearbox allows rapid and straightforward adjustments of feeds and thread pitches. This reduces setup times and improves machining efficiency, especially when switching between metric and imperial thread cutting.

Q: How does the integrated coolant system enhance machining?

A: The inbuilt coolant system preserves the quality of both the tool and workpiece by dissipating heat, which is critical for maintaining precision and extending tooling life during extended operations or at higher cutting speeds.

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