The 1942 Cutmaster VTL is a used vertical turret lathe built for heavy-duty machining of short, large-diameter workpieces. Its turret design and vertical spindle provide stability and efficiency in multi-operation turning.
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The 1942 Cutmaster VTL is a used vertical turret lathe designed for machining large, heavy workpieces. With its vertical spindle design and turret tooling, it provides secure part handling and efficient multi-operation turning.
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The Lodge & Shipley 16″ Engine Lathe is a heavy-duty precision manual lathe built for turning, facing, and threading large workpieces—renowned for its rigidity, smooth operation, and lasting accuracy.
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The 1950 Monarch 26.5x120 is a used engine lathe with large swing and long centers, ideal for heavy-duty repair, maintenance, and general-purpose turning where rigidity and capacity matter.
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The 1936 Cutmaster VTL is a used vertical turret lathe designed for heavy, short workpieces. Its vertical spindle layout aids in handling weighty parts while delivering straightforward, reliable turning for repair and maintenance shops.
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The 1942 Cutmaster VTL is a used vertical turret lathe built for heavy, short workpieces. Its vertical spindle and turret tooling provide stable handling and efficient multi-operation turning for repair and maintenance jobs. -
The 2002 Mazak Integrex 300-2Y is a multitasking mill/turn center with Y-axis, sub-spindle, and a 40-tool changer, engineered for complex part machining in a single setup.
