Anybody recognize this Logo?

[alphonso]

Electromagnetic brake on an Italian built lathe.

Stamped logo reads: OCMEAS. r,r, MILANO



Haven't been able to find a company or a match from other companies.

Wonder if a good electric shop can rewind the coil.

 

[Peter from Holland]

Try Ugo Montagano at [email protected]
He helped me out a couple of times Mention brand and type of your machine with some pictures perhaps
Not cheap though

Peter

 

[alphonso]

Lathe is a "Lansing G40". Imported by S&S in New York. Gornati has some parts and manuals. I think they may have built some of the Lansings. Gornati has a brake assembly for 1900 U.S. dollars.

Found a very similar brake(dimensions within 2mm of mine) at MWM in Milano. Not sure if part is available anywhere other than MWM, or price they want.

FWIW, the MWM model number is EBLF 140, Code: 05.07.140.01.

 

[plastikdreams]

Jeeze, if simple parts are that expensive I'd get rid of it and get something more down to earth.

 

[Peter Neill]

Try googling for Coremo Ocmea - we use their (pneumatic) brake calipers on the machines we design & build.
The brake discs we just make out of mild steel.

 

[alphonso]

I did find Coremo Ocmea. None of their stuff came close dimensionally.

Also found a link to US branch of MWM. Will call tomorrow for pricing/availability.

 

[Bill D]

Milano is Italian spelling for the town of Milan.
Bill D

 

[Mr Bridgeport]

If it's the coil that burnt up any good motor shop should be able to help you. I had a brake coil rewound a number of years ago and it was very reasonable.

Mr Bridgeport

 

[52 Ford]

Jeeze, if simple parts are that expensive I'd get rid of it and get something more down to earth.

No joke.

Brakes are for quitters, anyway.