Lathe Machine All Gear 30-500 – Mini Bench Lathe – 3 Feet
₹95,000Key Features
- Bed Length
- 3 Feet
- Admit Between Centers
- 500 mm
- Main Motor
- 0.5 HP (Single / Three Phase)
- Height Of Centers
- 150 mm
- Spindle Bore
- 20 mm
- Spindle Speed Range
- 50-1620 RPM
- Approx. Machine Weight
- 210 kg
| Parameter | Value |
| Bed Length (Feet) | 3 |
| Admit Between Centers | 500 mm |
| Main Motor | 0.5 HP (Single / Three Phase) |
| Height Of Centers | 150 mm |
| Width Of Bed | 180 mm |
| Swing Over Bed | 300 mm |
| Swing Over Cross Slide | 160 mm |
| Cross Slide Travel | 175 mm |
| Top Slide | Yes |
| Spindle Bore | 20 mm |
| Spindle Speeds | 9 |
| Spindle Nose | Thread Type |
| Spindle Speed Range (RPM) | 50-1620 |
| Quill Diameter | 40 mm |
| Tailstock Sleeve | MT3 |
| Tool Shank Size | 16 mm |
| Metric Threads | Yes |
| Inch Threads | Yes |
| Approx. Machine Weight | 210 kg |
Spindle Speed
50–1620 RPM for flexible turning operations and smooth machining performance.
High Torque
Minimum 350 LBF torque for efficient machining of suitable workpieces.
Heavy Rigid Construction
Strong construction ensures durability, stability, and improved machining accuracy.
Hardened & Ground Gears
Headstock and gearbox gears are hardened and ground for reliable performance and long service life.
Hardened Bedways
Machine bedways induction hardened to 450+ BHN for better wear resistance and durability.
Precision Spindle
Alloy steel spindle with taper roller bearings for smooth rotation and reliable operation.
Top Slide & Turcite B
Top slide provided for convenient tool positioning, with Turcite B anti-friction material on carriageways for smooth movement.
Inch & Metric Threading
Supports inch and metric thread cutting for versatile workshop applications.
3-Jaw Chuck
Designed to accommodate a 3-jaw chuck for holding suitable workpieces securely.
Ideal for Workshop & Tool Room
Compact mini lathe suitable for repair work, hobby projects, DIY applications, and training. Recommended for workshop repair work rather than production operations.






















