Lathe PM4000 with 400 volt motor / 1.5 kW

The PM4000 lathe is supplied with a matching base frame. The metal lathe is driven by a powerful 400 volt three-phase motor with an output power of 1,500 watts. Power is reliably transmitted via a two-stage double pulley, which allows the user to switch between the high and low speed ranges (by changing the drive belts). The working spindle gearbox, which runs in an oil bath, has nine different spindle speeds, which can be selected via two control levers. This means that a total of 18 speeds from 65 to 1,810 rpm can be set. The automatic longitudinal and face feed is carried out via the feed spindle equipped with a slip clutch. During thread cutting, the feed is realised via the lead screw and the lock nut.
Switching on the lead or pull spindle and setting the different feed speeds for turning or the desired pitch for thread cutting is done via four control levers on the separate feed gearbox. The direction of rotation of the lead or pull spindle can be changed independently of the direction of rotation of the lathe chuck by moving a shift lever. This means that this hobby lathe can also be used to produce left-hand threads. The lead screw is completely covered to prevent accidental intervention, and this protection also prevents falling metal chips from sticking. This prevents unnecessary wear and possible damage to the lock nut. The prism bed is induction hardened and ground. The machine bed also has a removable bed bridge.
This enables the machining of turned parts with a diameter of up to approx. 450 mm. The PM4000 is also equipped with a foot brake. This allows the lathe to be stopped with pinpoint accuracy, for example when thread cutting. All guides can be adjusted backlash-free by means of wedge strips. The main spindle runs in precision tapered roller bearings, which can be readjusted if necessary. The top slide can be rotated and is therefore suitable for taper turning. The tailstock can also be moved transversely for taper turning. A professional control lever is used to switch the lathe on and off (clockwise or anti-clockwise rotation). The torque button, the operating light and the emergency stop button are located on the control panel on the headstock. Other special features include a centre distance of 900 mm and a spindle bore of 38 mm.

The PM4000 lathe is supplied with a matching base frame. The metal lathe is driven by a powerful 400 volt three-phase motor with an output power of 1,500 watts. Power is reliably transmitted via a two-stage double pulley, which allows the user to switch between the high and low speed ranges (by changing the drive belts). The working spindle gearbox, which runs in an oil bath, has nine different spindle speeds, which can be selected via two control levers. This means that a total of 18 speeds from 65 to 1,810 rpm can be set. The automatic longitudinal and face feed is carried out via the feed spindle equipped with a slip clutch. During thread cutting, the feed is realised via the lead screw and the lock nut.
Switching on the lead or pull spindle and setting the different feed speeds for turning or the desired pitch for thread cutting is done via four control levers on the separate feed gearbox. The direction of rotation of the lead or pull spindle can be changed independently of the direction of rotation of the lathe chuck by moving a shift lever. This means that this hobby lathe can also be used to produce left-hand threads. The lead screw is completely covered to prevent accidental intervention, and this protection also prevents falling metal chips from sticking. This prevents unnecessary wear and possible damage to the lock nut. The prism bed is induction hardened and ground. The machine bed also has a removable bed bridge.
This enables the machining of turned parts with a diameter of up to approx. 450 mm. The PM4000 is also equipped with a foot brake. This allows the lathe to be stopped with pinpoint accuracy, for example when thread cutting. All guides can be adjusted backlash-free using wedge strips. The main spindle runs in precision tapered roller bearings, which can be readjusted if necessary. The top slide can be rotated and is therefore suitable for taper turning. The tailstock can also be moved transversely for taper turning. A professional control lever is used to switch the lathe on and off (clockwise or anti-clockwise rotation). The torque button, the operating light and the emergency stop button are located on the control panel on the headstock. Other special features include a centre distance of 900 mm and a spindle bore of 38 mm.

4-axis glass scale measuring system
The pre-installed 4-axis glass scale measuring system with LCD screen deserves special mention. Some of the functions of the measuring system include

• Calculator function with memory
• Switchover mm / inch
• Inclined contour / surface: Milling of phases or diagonal surfaces
• Straight line (SHL): For evenly divided bores on a straight line
• Tool compensation in lathe mode
• Radii (R): For milling a radius or circular arc
• Pitch circle (PCD): For evenly divided holes on an arc
• Taper turning in lathe mode

Further advantages of this centre lathe and feed spindle lathe are
- Automatic longitudinal and face feed
- Sliding clutch on the feed spindle
- wedge bars (no pressure bars) on the cross and top slide
- Removable bed bridge
- Prismatic bed with additional ribs for greater stability
- Tailstock can be moved transversely
- Spindle bearing with two adjustable precision bearings
- Tailstock with quick-clamping lever
- Rotatable top slide
- Professional control lever for ON-OFF or right/left rotation
- Camlock mount
- Foot brake

Please note: The specified travel distances may be reduced if the measuring strips are fitted.

Despite its compact size, the PM3700 hobby lathe offers a wide range of possible uses. The gear drive running in an oil bath allows twelve different spindle speeds from 45 to 2,000 rpm, which are switched with a lever. The metal lathe has an additional oil bath gearbox for selecting the different feed speeds for turning and the different pitches for thread cutting. This virtually eliminates the need to replace change gears. You simply select the required feed rate or pitch using the two control levers. The direction of rotation of the combined lead/pull spindle can be set independently of the direction of rotation of the main spindle using a further control knob. This allows you to produce left-hand threads, for example. The PM3700 is equipped with an automatic longitudinal and face feed. The professional control lever makes it quick and easy to select the direction of rotation, which makes operating the lathe much more convenient.

Despite its compact size, the PM3700 hobby lathe offers a wide range of applications. The gear drive running in an oil bath allows twelve different spindle speeds from 45 to 2,000 rpm, which can be switched using a lever. The metal lathe has an additional oil bath gearbox for selecting different feed speeds when turning or different pitches when thread cutting. This virtually eliminates the need to replace change gears. You simply select the required feed rate or pitch using the two control levers. The direction of rotation of the combined lead/pull spindle can be set independently of the direction of rotation of the main spindle using a further control knob. This allows you to produce left-hand threads, for example. The PM3700 is equipped with an automatic longitudinal and face feed. The professional control lever makes it quick and easy to select the direction of rotation, which makes operating the lathe much more convenient.

4-axis magnetic tape measuring system

The pre-installed 4-axis magnetic tape measuring system with LCD screen deserves special mention. Some of the functions of the measuring system include

• Calculator function with memory
• Switchover mm / inch
• Inclined contour / surface: Milling of phases or diagonal surfaces
• Straight line (SHL): For evenly divided bores on a straight line
• Tool compensation in lathe mode
• Radii (R): For milling a radius or circular arc
• Pitch circle (PCD): For evenly divided holes on an arc
• Taper turning in lathe mode

Please note: The specified travel distances may be reduced if the measuring strips are fitted.

The PM3800 lathe is supplied with a matching base frame. The metal lathe is driven by a powerful 400 volt three-phase motor with an output power of 1,100 watts. Power is transmitted via a two-stage belt pulley, which allows the user to switch between the high and low speed ranges (by changing the position of the drive belt). The working spindle gear, which runs in an oil bath, has six different spindle speeds, which can be set using two control levers. This means that a total of twelve speeds from 65 to 1,650 rpm can be set. The combined lead/pull spindle enables both longitudinal and face feed. A lock nut is also integrated for thread cutting. To select the different feed speeds for turning and the different pitches for thread cutting, the required change gear combinations are used according to the change gear table. The direction of rotation of the lead/pull spindle can be changed independently of the direction of rotation of the lathe chuck by moving a switch lever. This means that this hobby lathe can also be used to produce left-hand threads. The lead/pull spindle is completely covered to prevent accidental intervention, and this protection also prevents falling metal chips from sticking. This prevents unnecessary wear and possible damage to the lock nut. The prism bed is induction hardened and ground. All guides can be adjusted backlash-free using wedge and pressure bars. The main spindle runs in precision tapered roller bearings, which can be readjusted if necessary. The top slide can be rotated through 360°. The tailstock can also be moved for taper turning. A professional control lever is used to switch the lathe on and off (clockwise or anti-clockwise rotation).
The start switch, the switch for an optional coolant unit, the operating light and the emergency stop button are located on the control box above the headstock. Other special features include a centre distance of 750 mm as well as a swing diameter above the bed of 330 mm. The spindle bore of 38 mm is also worthy of note.

The PM3800 lathe is supplied with a matching base frame. The metal lathe is driven by a powerful 400 volt three-phase motor with an output power of 1,100 watts. Power is transmitted via a two-stage belt pulley, which allows the user to switch between the high and low speed ranges (by changing the position of the drive belt). The working spindle gear, which runs in an oil bath, has six different spindle speeds, which can be set using two control levers. This means that a total of twelve speeds from 65 to 1,650 rpm can be set. The combined lead/pull spindle enables both longitudinal and face feed. A lock nut is also integrated for thread cutting. To select the different feed speeds for turning and the different pitches for thread cutting, the required change gear combinations are used according to the change gear table. The direction of rotation of the lead/pull spindle can be changed independently of the direction of rotation of the lathe chuck by moving a switch lever. This means that this hobby lathe can also be used to produce left-hand threads. The lead/pull spindle is completely covered to prevent accidental intervention, and this protection also prevents falling metal chips from sticking. This prevents unnecessary wear and possible damage to the lock nut. The prism bed is induction hardened and ground. All guides can be adjusted backlash-free using wedge and pressure bars. The main spindle runs in precision tapered roller bearings, which can be readjusted if necessary. The top slide can be rotated through 360°. The tailstock can also be moved for taper turning. A professional control lever is used to switch the lathe on and off (clockwise or anti-clockwise rotation).
The start switch, the switch for an optional coolant unit, the operating light and the emergency stop button are located on the control box above the headstock. Other special features include a centre distance of 750 mm as well as a swing diameter above the bed of 330 mm. The spindle bore of 38 mm is also worthy of note.

4-axis magnetic tape measuring system

The pre-installed 4-axis magnetic tape measuring system with LCD screen deserves special mention. Some of the functions of the measuring system include

• Calculator function with memory
• Switchover mm / inch
• Inclined contour / surface: Milling of phases or diagonal surfaces
• Straight line (SHL): For evenly divided bores on a straight line
• Tool compensation in lathe mode
• Radii (R): For milling a radius or circular arc
• Pitch circle (PCD): For evenly divided holes on an arc
• Taper turning in lathe mode

Please note: The specified travel distances may be reduced if the measuring strips are fitted.

The PM5000 lathe is supplied mounted on its base frame. The metal lathe is driven by a powerful 400 volt three-phase motor with an output power of 1,500 watts. Power is reliably transmitted via a double belt pulley. The working spindle gear, which runs in an oil bath, has eight different spindle speeds from 70 to 2,000 rpm, which can be selected via two control levers. The automatic longitudinal and face feed is carried out via the feed spindle equipped with a slip clutch. During thread cutting, the feed is realised via the lead screw and the lock nut. Switching on the lead or pull spindle and setting the different feed speeds for turning or the desired pitch for thread cutting is done via four control levers on the separate feed gearbox. The PM5000 has 32 longitudinal and 32 face feeds, 26 metric and 34 imperial thread pitches. The direction of rotation of the lead or feed spindle can be changed independently of the direction of rotation of the lathe chuck by moving a shift lever. This means that this hobby lathe can also be used to produce left-hand threads. The lead screw is completely covered to prevent accidental intervention, and this protection also prevents falling metal chips from sticking. This prevents unnecessary wear and possible damage to the lock nut. The prism bed is induction hardened and ground. The machine bed also has a removable bed bridge. This enables the machining of turned parts with a diameter of up to approx. 500 mm. The PM5000 is also equipped with a foot brake. This allows the lathe to be stopped with pinpoint accuracy, for example when thread cutting. All guides can be adjusted backlash-free by means of wedge strips. The main spindle runs in precision tapered roller bearings, which can be readjusted if necessary. The top slide can be rotated and is therefore suitable for taper turning. The tailstock can also be moved transversely for taper turning. A professional control lever is used to switch the lathe on and off (clockwise or anti-clockwise rotation). The torque button, the switch for the coolant system, the operating light and the emergency stop button are located on the control panel on the headstock. Other special features include a centre distance of 1,000 mm and a spindle bore of 51 mm. A pre-installed coolant unit consisting of a collection container, coolant pump, delivery hose, stopcock and articulated hose with nozzle are included in the scope of delivery. An individually adjustable 4-jaw chuck with a diameter of 200 mm, a face plate as well as a travelling and a fixed steady rest complete the extensive range of special accessories for the PM5000.

The PM5000 lathe is supplied mounted on its base frame. The metal lathe is driven by a powerful 400 volt three-phase motor with an output of 1,500 watts. Power is reliably transmitted via a double belt pulley. The working spindle gear, which runs in an oil bath, has eight different spindle speeds from 70 to 2,000 rpm, which can be selected via two control levers. The automatic longitudinal and face feed is carried out via the feed spindle equipped with a slip clutch. During thread cutting, the feed is realised via the lead screw and the lock nut. Switching on the lead or pull spindle and setting the different feed speeds for turning or the desired pitch for thread cutting is done via four control levers on the separate feed gearbox. The PM5000 has 32 longitudinal and 32 face feeds, 26 metric and 34 imperial thread pitches. The direction of rotation of the lead or feed spindle can be changed independently of the direction of rotation of the lathe chuck by moving a shift lever. This means that this hobby lathe can also be used to produce left-hand threads. The lead screw is completely covered to prevent accidental intervention, and this protection also prevents falling metal chips from sticking. This prevents unnecessary wear and possible damage to the lock nut. The prism bed is induction hardened and ground. The machine bed also has a removable bed bridge. This enables the machining of turned parts with a diameter of up to approx. 500 mm. The PM5000 is also equipped with a foot brake. This allows the lathe to be stopped with pinpoint accuracy, for example when thread cutting. All guides can be adjusted backlash-free by means of wedge strips. The main spindle runs in precision tapered roller bearings, which can be readjusted if necessary. The top slide can be rotated and is therefore suitable for taper turning. The tailstock can also be moved transversely for taper turning. A professional control lever is used to switch the lathe on and off (clockwise or anti-clockwise rotation). The torque button, the switch for the coolant system, the operating light and the emergency stop button are located on the control panel on the headstock. Other special features include a centre distance of 1,000 mm and a spindle bore of 51 mm. A pre-installed coolant unit consisting of a collection container, coolant pump, delivery hose, stopcock and articulated hose with nozzle are included in the scope of delivery. An individually adjustable 4-jaw chuck with a diameter of 200 mm, a face plate as well as a travelling and a fixed steady rest complete the extensive range of special accessories for the PM5000.

4-axis glass scale measuring system
The pre-assembled 4-axis glass scale measuring system with LCD screen deserves special mention. Some of the functions of the measuring system include

• Calculator function with memory
• Switchover mm / inch
• Inclined contour / surface: Milling of phases or diagonal surfaces
• Straight line (SHL): For evenly divided bores on a straight line
• Tool compensation in lathe mode
• Radii (R): For milling a radius or circular arc
• Pitch circle (PCD): For evenly divided holes on an arc
• Taper turning in lathe mode

Further advantages of this centre lathe and feed spindle lathe are

• Automatic longitudinal and face feed
• Sliding clutch on the feed spindle
• wedge bars (no pressure bars) on the cross and top slide
• Removable bed bridge
• Spindle bore Ø 51 mm
• Prismatic bed with additional ribs for greater stability
• Cross-movable tailstock
• Spindle bearing with two adjustable precision bearings
• Tailstock with quick-clamping lever
• Rotatable top slide
• Professional control lever for ON-OFF or right/left rotation
• Camlock mount
• Foot brake
• threaded clock
• Integrated coolant device
• main switch

Please note: The specified travel distances may be reduced if the measuring strips are fitted.