TheBigLebowski
Aluminum
- Joined
- Sep 9, 2018
Looking to sell My 1999 Hwacheon Hi-Eco 21hs lathe.
It a fairly basic 2 axis cnc lathe with a Fanuc 18T control (I think 18Tc to be precise) It does not have rigid tapping or c axis/spindle indexing, I used a floating tap holder for tapping when needed. It does have synchronized threading cycles.
Also has a chip conveyer, 8 inch hydraulic chuck, hydraulic tailstock, and the operations and wiring manuals.
I have owned it for about 2 years now and it's been reliable and acceptably accurate for me thus far.
I plan to keep the cutting tools shown in the pictures (straight shank ER and turning tools). The holder blocks go with the lathe.
Asking 7000 for the lathe, or 7300 for the lathe and 30KVA transformer. No cutting tools go with the lathe, though I suppose if you really wanted them you could make an offer for them with the lathe.
I do not have a forklift capable of lifting the lathe, so you will need to hire a rigger to do so. Approximate weight is 9000 lbs.
Please P.M. me for contact information.
It a fairly basic 2 axis cnc lathe with a Fanuc 18T control (I think 18Tc to be precise) It does not have rigid tapping or c axis/spindle indexing, I used a floating tap holder for tapping when needed. It does have synchronized threading cycles.
Also has a chip conveyer, 8 inch hydraulic chuck, hydraulic tailstock, and the operations and wiring manuals.
I have owned it for about 2 years now and it's been reliable and acceptably accurate for me thus far.
I plan to keep the cutting tools shown in the pictures (straight shank ER and turning tools). The holder blocks go with the lathe.
Asking 7000 for the lathe, or 7300 for the lathe and 30KVA transformer. No cutting tools go with the lathe, though I suppose if you really wanted them you could make an offer for them with the lathe.
I do not have a forklift capable of lifting the lathe, so you will need to hire a rigger to do so. Approximate weight is 9000 lbs.
Please P.M. me for contact information.
