We have a Ward 2DS Capstan Lathe for sale.
Stock # 4155
Power requirements, 3 phase 415 volt
This English-made Ward 2DS capstan lathe, also known as a turret lathe, features a spindle bore of 1½ inches. It offers a spindle speed ranging from 60 to 2040 RPM and is equipped with a carriage which moves along the bed & has front & rear tool posts, typically used for turning, facing & parting off operations. As well as the standard 6-station turret.
Turret lathes are typically used for high-volume, repetitive machining operations where multiple cutting tools are needed in sequence. They feature a rotating turret that holds multiple tools, allowing operators to perform various machining processes—such as turning, drilling, boring, and threading—without manually changing tools.
While CNC machines have largely replaced manual turret lathes in modern production, traditional turret lathes are still valuable for smaller volume production runs of second-op work
Price $1500+GST
We recommend customers pay us a visit to inspect machinery, where we are happy to test run machinery in our warehouse, that way it gives you peace of mind that the machine will do your job before purchase.
This milling machine is in our warehouse so please feel free to call us on 03-9720-3922 for more information & price or pop in to inspect the machine at your convenience.
We are always interested in purchasing metalworking machinery & surplus equipment. Should you be looking at Downsizing, Relocating, Closing Down or having machinery surplus to requirements, we would appreciate the opportunity to assist in any way we can.
We would like to extend a note to all prospective customers. We are happy to provide details of freight companies that transport machines anywhere in Australia or worldwide. However, we want to remind customers that the machines are not insured during transport by either the transport companies or Newmac Equipment. We strongly advise that customers speak with their usual insurance company to take out transport insurance.
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