Harrison V330 Tool Room Lathe Machine

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Harrison V330 Tool Room Lathe Machine Specification

Product Type
Tool Room Lathe Machine

Material
Cast Iron

Cutting Thickness
Up to 8 mm (depending on material and tool)

Cutting Speed
40 - 2000 RPM

CNC Or Not
No, Manual

Automatic Grade
Manual

Control System
Manual Gear and Lever Operated

Max. Swing Diameter
330 mm

Voltage
415 V, 3 Phase

Weight (kg)
Approx. 820 kg

Dimension (L*W*H)
1810 mm x 820 mm x 1150 mm (approx.)

Capacity
Medium Duty

Feature
High Precision, Hardened and Ground Bedways

Color
Harrison Standard Grey/Blue

About Harrison V330 Tool Room Lathe Machine

Harrison (England) make Tool Room Lathe Machine in excellent working condition. The model of the machine is V330 and the Admit between Centers is 1000 mm. It is equipped with an AC Drive for Spindle Motor for infinitely variable spindle speeds. The technical details are as follows -

Make - Harrison (England)

Model - V330

Center Height - 165 mm

Max. Length of Job - 1000 mm

Max. Job Diameter over Bed - 330 mm

Max. Job Diameter over Cross-Slide - 210 mm

Spindle Speeds - 20 rpm to 3000 rpm (Continuously Variable)

Bed Width - 205 mm

3-Jaw Chuck Diameter - 160 mm

4-Jaw Chuck Diameter - 200 mm

Spindle Bore - 40 mm

- Gap Bed type Lathe Machine.

- Equipped with 2-Axis DRO.

- Equipped with AC Drive for Spindle Motor.

- Machine is in excellent working condition.

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Precision and Performance

The Harrison V330 lathe delivers meticulous accuracy on every project, owing to its hardened and ground bedways, 4-way tool post, and precise metric and imperial threading options. Its robust motor and tailored speed ranges support a versatile cutting environment, making it ideal for tool rooms that demand high precision and consistency.

Durability and Safety

Made of premium cast iron and featuring a centralized lubrication system, this lathe ensures longevity and smooth operation. Low noise levels (below 80 dB(A)), standard-fitted coolant system, and operator-friendly controls contribute to a safer, more comfortable workshop environment for both seasoned professionals and trainees.

Versatility in Application

Suitable for various materials and medium-duty applications, the machine can accommodate cutting thicknesses up to 8 mm depending on the selected tool and material. Its manual gear and lever operation provides comprehensive control over turning, threading, and finishing tasks, essential for custom part creation and maintenance work.

FAQs of Harrison V330 Tool Room Lathe Machine:

Q: How does the Harrison V330 lathe manage lubrication during operation?

A: The Harrison V330 features a centralized lubrication system, which ensures essential moving parts receive adequate lubrication automatically during regular operation, thereby reducing maintenance and enhancing operational efficiency.

Q: What types of threading can the machine perform?

A: The lathe supports both metric and imperial threading schemes, with 26 metric and 28 imperial thread selections, allowing users to create a wide range of threads for diverse engineering requirements.

Q: When should the coolant system be used on this lathe?

A: The fitted standard coolant system should be activated during extended cutting or turning operations, especially when working with harder materials or higher cutting speeds, to help maintain tool life, prevent overheating, and achieve better surface finishes.

Q: Where is this lathe most commonly utilized?

A: This machine is mainly found in tool rooms, manufacturing facilities, and workshops across the United Kingdom and internationally, where medium-duty, high-precision lathe operations are required.

Q: What are the key benefits of selecting the Harrison V330 lathe for tool room operations?

A: Users benefit from high precision machining, reliable performance due to its sturdy construction and quality components, versatile threading and turning capacity, and reduced noise for a more comfortable working environment.

Q: How do you operate the spindle speeds on this machine?

A: Spindle speed adjustment is manual, performed using the lathes gear and lever control system. The operator can select any of the 16 available speeds, ranging from 40 to 2000 RPM, based on the workpiece material and desired finish.

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