Second-Hand Lathes

Second-hand lathes are previously used versions of lathes, which are crucial machines in metalworking. A lathe is a machine tool that rotates a workpiece around a fixed axis to perform various operations such as cutting, sanding, knurling, drilling, or deformation, creating an object with symmetry about that axis. These machines are used to perform turning operations on the outer surface of a workpiece, such as boring or external turning.

Second-hand lathes are just as functional as new ones, with only a slight decrease in efficiency and performance.

What Can Be Done with a Lathe Machine?

Both new and second-hand lathes can perform various operations on metal workpieces, including rough turning, precision turning, drilling, boring, facing, threading, knurling, cutting, and grooving. These operations can be executed with both modern and second-hand lathes.

What Materials Can Be Shaped with a Second-Hand Lathe?

Second-hand lathes can handle a wide range of materials, from metals like brass, copper, and stainless steel to complex materials such as Inconel superalloys. In recent years, lathes have been extensively used in modifications and new projects for aerospace applications.

How to Choose a Second-Hand Lathe?

Choosing the right lathe, whether new or second-hand, is crucial due to their high cost and importance in metal production. Here are some factors to consider:

Application Area: Select the lathe based on the type of materials and the components to be produced.

Component Size and Complexity: For simple, small parts like pipe fittings made of stainless steel, a simpler lathe might suffice. For larger, more complex jobs, a more advanced lathe is needed.

Types of Second-Hand Lathes

With advancements in technology, lathes have been categorized based on their usage and applications. Here are a few types:

Universal Lathe: Also known as multi-purpose lathe, it can perform threading, drilling, and material removal.

Bench Lathe: Smaller in size compared to other lathes, suitable for processing small, precise parts.

Hydraulic-Controlled Lathe: Uses hydraulic systems instead of gear systems, operating more quietly and utilizing hydraulic power. Preferred for processing precise surfaces.

Second-Hand Lathes and Heka Makine

As a leading company in the metal machine sector, Heka Makine focuses on customer satisfaction and continuous improvement in quality work. Whether you need detailed information or want to purchase new or second-hand lathes, you can contact us. We offer support and assistance to ensure you find the most suitable machine for your needs.