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The JET 321960 is a heavy-duty gap bed engine lathe built for professional machine shops and industrial metalworking environments. It delivers an 18-inch swing over the bed and 60-inch center-to-center distance, accommodating long-shaft and large-diameter workpieces. Power comes from a 7.5 HP motor running on 3-phase 230/460-volt supply. The spindle uses a D1-8 camlock mount, allowing fast, repeatable chuck and faceplate changes without sacrificing rigidity. At 6,316 pounds, this machine is a floor-standing unit requiring proper rigging and a reinforced concrete foundation before installation.
This lathe is intended for commercial and industrial machine shop use where production turning, facing, threading, and boring operations are performed on steel, cast iron, aluminum, and similar materials. The 60-inch bed length suits shaft work common in pump, motor, and industrial equipment repair. The 3-phase electrical requirement makes it appropriate for shop environments with standard industrial power infrastructure. Licensed machinists, millwrights, and industrial maintenance technicians are the typical installers and operators of this class of equipment.
Designed as a direct-install floor-standing gap bed lathe. Accessories and tooling with D1-8 camlock interface are compatible with the spindle nose. Confirm 3-phase 230/460-volt service availability before installation.
Installation requires certified rigging equipment rated for loads exceeding 6,316 pounds and a reinforced concrete floor pad capable of supporting the machine weight and dynamic cutting loads. A licensed electrician must wire the 3-phase 230/460-volt supply in compliance with applicable NEC requirements before commissioning. Level the machine on mounting pads or anchor bolts before applying power. Do not operate without confirming all guards are in place and the electrical supply voltage matches the machine nameplate rating.
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