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VDF Boehringer V5 Center Lathe

Manufacturer
VDF Boehringer
Model
V5
Type
Center Lathe
Year
1960
Category
Metal processing machines
Sub-category
Lathes
Price: Upon request

Specifications

Technical Specifications

Turning length
4000 mm
Turning diameter over bed
680 mm
Turning diameter over short cross slide
480 mm
Turning diameter over long cross slide
420 mm
Turning diameter in the gap
880 mm
Swing diameter in the gap
960 mm
Travel cross slide
480 mm
Top slide travel
230 mm
Tailstock quill travel
280 mm
Center height over flat bed
335 mm
Center height over prism top edge
313 mm
Bed width
560 mm
Diameter of tailstock quill
125 mm
Morse taper of center
No. 6

Accessories

Upper support
Steady rests
Operating manual
Digital readout and measuring system
Multifix tool holder

Condition

Partially overhauled

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Capabilities

The VDF Boehringer V5 is a versatile center lathe designed for precision turning and metal shaping work. With a 4000mm turning length and swing diameter of 960mm in the gap, it handles substantial workpieces across various diameters. The machine excels at creating cylindrical components, threads, tapers, and finished surfaces on steel, aluminum, and other metals. Equipped with upper support and steady rests, it maintains accuracy even on longer, more delicate workpieces.

Industries & Uses

Small to medium-sized machine shops, tool makers, and custom manufacturing operations rely on machines like this for prototype work, repair jobs, and production runs. Automotive suppliers, bearing manufacturers, and engineering firms use them to produce shafts, bushings, spindles, and other precision-turned parts. It's equally valuable for businesses starting in contract manufacturing or those needing reliable general-purpose turning capacity.

What to Check When Buying

When evaluating this 1960s machine, inspect the bed and ways for wear or cracks—any visible scoring or damage affects precision. Request full maintenance records and verify that the spindle runs true with minimal runout. Check that all cross-slide mechanisms move smoothly without binding, and confirm the tailstock quill operates freely. Ask about recent electrical work, as older machines may need rewiring to meet current standards. Test the chuck and center grips to ensure they hold parts securely.

This description is AI-generated and is intended as a general guide only. As with all AI-generated content, it may contain inaccuracies. Please verify all details directly with the seller before making a purchasing decision.

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