1999 Southwestern Industries TRAK TRL 1840V

Dynamic Braking

Dovetails on Cross Slide, V-Ways on Saddle

10.4" Color Active Matrix Screen

2-USB Connectors

Tracking

DXF File Transfer

The 1999 Southwestern Industries TRAK TRL 1840V is a reliable CNC lathe designed to handle a variety of machining tasks with precision. This used three-axis machine is equipped with a Prototrak VL control system, offering ease of use and efficient operational capabilities. It features a 10" three-jaw manual chuck, capable of handling a maximum swing of 14 inches over the bed and 9 inches over the cross slide, providing ample flexibility for different machining projects. The TRAK TRL 1840V comes with a spindle motor rated at 10 HP and offers two spindle speed ranges, 80-850 RPM and 250-2,500 RPM, catering to a wide array of machining requirements. The 38-inch distance between centers and the D1-6 spindle nose with a 2.36-inch spindle bore further enhance its versatility. Rapid traverse rates for the X and Z axes are 100 IPM and 150 IPM respectively, ensuring efficient job handling. Additional features include a tool post quick-change system, a tailstock quill with a 2.96-inch diameter and 7.125-inch travel, and a #5MT taper for diverse industrial applications. This machine requires a 220V, three-phase, 60Hz power supply. With dimensions of 91"x53"x70" and a weight of 4,500 pounds, the TRL 1840V offers robust performance in a compact form.