Lathe Machine Belt Driven Medium Duty type — 6'-0" (1830 mm)/52 mm

This machine is a medium-duty, belt-driven lathe ideal for versatile turning operations in industrial workshops, tool rooms, and fabrication centers. It is engineered for reliable metal removal and can handle complex screw production.

The machine is powered by a 2 HP motor running at 1440 rpm on a 3-phase supply, providing consistent torque for various cutting tasks.

It features dual metric and TPI threading capabilities, allowing for the production of a wide range of complex screws. The TPI thread range is 4-48 TPI.

The lathe offers 6 spindle speed options, ranging from 46 to 550 rpm, providing flexibility for different materials and cutting requirements.

The swing over bed capacity is up to 480 mm, and the admit between centers distance goes up to 980 mm, depending on the specific model variant.

Yes, all PENTAGON machines are sold with a manufacturer's warranty. We provide a GST invoice for all purchases, and ensure pan-India delivery.

It features a rigid, heavy-duty frame with a bed width of 280 mm, ensuring stability and alignment for heavy machining loads and long-term durability.

The price for the PENTAGON Medium Duty Lathe series starts from ₹1,72,000. The final price depends on the specific configuration of bed length and spindle bore.

We offer five main variants, with bed lengths ranging from 4'-6'' (1370 mm) to 6'-0'' (1830 mm) and spindle bores of 52 mm or 80 mm.

Absolutely. Its combination of a powerful motor, wide speed range, and versatile threading capabilities make it an excellent choice for general-purpose industrial workshops and fabrication centers.

The 1370 mm bed length model with a 52 mm spindle bore is the most compact and affordable option. It is ideal for workshops with limited space or those focusing on smaller workpieces, offering precision without a large footprint.

This mid-range model offers a longer 1600 mm bed for handling larger workpieces compared to the base model, while retaining the versatile 52 mm spindle bore. It's a balanced choice for general fabrication and repair shops.

For workshops needing to machine longer shafts or components, this 1830 mm bed length model with a 52 mm bore provides the maximum distance between centers in its class, making it suitable for more specialized, larger-scale projects.

With its large 80 mm spindle bore, this model is designed for shops that frequently work with larger diameter bars or pipes. The 1600 mm bed length provides a good working envelope for a variety of jobs requiring heavy-duty capacity.

This is the top-tier model, combining the longest 1830 mm bed with the largest 80 mm spindle bore. It is the best choice for heavy-duty production environments that require maximum capacity for both length and diameter of the workpiece.

The primary difference is the maximum diameter of the workpiece that can pass through the headstock spindle. The 80 mm bore is designed for larger diameter pipes, shafts, and bar stock, making it more suitable for heavy-duty applications compared to the more standard 52 mm bore.

A longer bed length, measured as 'Admit Between Centers', allows the machine to handle longer workpieces. The 4'-6'' model is for shorter items, while the 6'-0'' models are for turning long shafts or components up to 980 mm in length.

Yes, the price increases with both bed length and spindle bore size. The 4'-6'' / 52 mm model is the most economical, while the 6'-0'' / 80 mm model is the premium option, reflecting its superior capacity and heavier construction.