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This product weighs 6700 lb each and will be shipped via LTL carrier. A lift gate option will be added free of charge for your convenience.
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The JET 321597 is a geared head engine lathe configured with a 300S digital readout (DRO) and taper attachment. It is designed for heavy-duty turning operations in industrial and professional machine shop environments. The unit ships as a complete assembly, pairing the GH-1880ZX lathe platform with a factory-integrated DRO system and taper turning attachment for precision threading and angled workpiece operations. At 6,700 pounds, this is a floor-standing machine requiring appropriate rigging and installation resources. Machinists, tool and die makers, and industrial maintenance professionals are the primary operators of this class of equipment.
The GH-1880ZX platform is suited for production and job-shop turning tasks where consistent spindle performance and rigid bed construction are required. The 300S DRO provides real-time axis positioning feedback, reducing setup time and improving repeatability on repeat-run parts. The taper attachment extends the machine's capability to cut external and internal tapers without offsetting the tailstock, preserving workpiece center alignment. This configuration is typically installed in commercial machine shops, maintenance and repair operations, and vocational or technical training facilities.
Designed as a self-contained lathe system based on the GH-1880ZX platform with the 300S DRO and taper attachment included as part of the factory configuration.
At 6,700 pounds, this machine requires certified riggers and appropriate lifting equipment such as a crane or forklift rated for the load during placement. The lathe must be leveled on a reinforced concrete floor using a precision machinist level before operation. Electrical connection should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the NEC and local codes, with the correct voltage and phase supply confirmed prior to energizing. Disconnect and lock out all power before performing any mechanical adjustments, tooling changes, or maintenance procedures.
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