About Dean Smith And Grace 1609 Lathe Machine
Make - Dean Smith & Grace (England)
Model - Type 1609 x 48
Center Height - 215 mm
Max. Length of Job - 1300 mm
Max. Job Diameter over Bed - 430 mm
Max. Job Diameter over Cross-Slide - 225 mm
Max. Job Diameter in Gap - 625 mm
Spindle Speeds - 20 rpm to 1600 rpm
Bed Width - 335 mm
Chuck Diameter - 250 mm
Spindle Bore - 52 mm
- Equipped with Taper Turning Attachment.
- Graduations are in both Metric (mm) and Imperial (inches).
- Machine is in excellent working condition.
Video of The Machine -
https://youtu.be/EkXSz93A3Ls
Exceptional Metalworking PrecisionDesigned for high-precision metal turning, the Dean Smith And Grace 1609 Lathe delivers consistently accurate results. Its precision ground bed and robust cast iron construction provide unrivaled rigidity, minimizing vibration for smoother finishes. Suitable for a wide range of industrial environments, this lathe accommodates complex machining tasks with confidence.
Versatility in Machining OperationsThis lathe machine offers extensive versatility, handling metal turning, threading, facing, boring, and drilling. The user-friendly manual controls and interchangeable chucks enable quick setup changes, optimizing productivity for professionals needing flexibility in various workpiece types and sizes. Its adaptable design makes it a valuable asset for any metalworking workshop.
Built for Demanding WorkloadsEngineered with heavy-duty features like a 5 HP main motor, hardened gears, and large spindle bore, the Dean Smith And Grace 1609 Lathe embraces high-volume and high-capacity operations. Its durable construction ensures longevity, while ergonomic controls make the turning process efficient and reliable, even during rigorous industrial use.
FAQs of Dean Smith And Grace 1609 Lathe Machine:
Q: How do I switch between the 3-jaw and 4-jaw chuck on the Dean Smith And Grace 1609 Lathe?
A: The lathe is designed with interchangeable chucks, allowing you to switch between the 3-jaw and 4-jaw configurations. To change the chuck, power down the machine, use the provided chuck key to detach the current chuck, and securely install the alternative chuck configuration suitable for your workpiece.
Q: What types of machining operations can this lathe machine perform?
A: The Dean Smith And Grace 1609 is highly versatile, supporting metal turning, threading, facing, boring, and drilling applications. Its manual controls enable operators to execute a variety of metalworking processes, making it suitable for both complex and routine manufacturing tasks.
Q: When should I adjust the feed range, and how does it affect machining quality?
A: You should adjust the feed range based on the material type, desired surface finish, and complexity of the job. The feed range (0.05 to 2.8 mm/rev) influences the smoothness and speed of your cutting operation, with finer feeds providing superior finishes and coarser feeds enabling faster material removal.
Q: Where is this lathe most commonly used, and who benefits from its capabilities?
A: The lathe is widely used in manufacturing facilities, machine shops, and industrial settings throughout the United Kingdom. Exporters, importers, suppliers, and traders benefit from its precision, durability, and heavy-duty construction, especially when producing uniform, high-quality metal components.
Q: What are the advantages of the precision ground bed and hardened gears?
A: A precision ground bed enhances accuracy by providing a stable and flat working surface, minimizing deviations during machining. Hardened gears reduce wear, increase durability, and help maintain reliable power transmission for smooth, consistent operation throughout the machines lifespan.
Q: How is the maximum cutting thickness determined on this machine?
A: The maximum cutting thicknessup to 20 mmdepends on factors such as the type of workpiece material and the tooling in use. Operators should consider these variables and adhere to recommended cutting parameters to achieve optimal machining results without overloading the machine.