What Are the Major Parts of Lathe Machine ?

1. What Are the Major Parts of Lathe Machine Lathes are one of the industry's most flexible machine tools, used to perform several machining operations. Carry out different procedures, and the Lathe is applied to the instrument and rotated. It can be used for spinning, tapping, spinning, spiral cutting, finishing, passivation, dull, grinding, polishing, etc. The Lathe's significant resolution is to citation the material from the workpiece and establishes its desired shape and scale. Achieve material removal, and the workpiece is rotated against the instrument during the travel of the Lathe, and the direction of the instrument's movement is fed. We are one of the leading Lathe Machine Manufacturers in Batala, Punjab. The main parts of the Lathe are: BED The Lathe bed serves as the foundation on which the Lathe's various fixed and working components are placed. Lathe beds are commonly made of semi-steel (i.e., toughened cast iron) as a single piece of casting, During melting, with the addition of a small amount of steel scrap to the cast iron, the 'cast- iron' content facilitates a simple sliding motion. The bed could be in double or new sectors, attached organized to the anticipated distance, in the case of giant machines. The Lathe Bed is a heavy rigid framework with a high damping capacity during machining for the vibrations produced by machines. The stiff structure can help prevent deflections. The guides and paths on the top of the bed will serve as rails and support other components such as tailstock. The foundation is built so that it can easily be bolted to the machine shop floor. Headstock The stock of the head is the part of the Lathe that serves as a housing for the driving pulleys and back gears, provides the machine spindle with a bearing, and keeps the latter aligned with the bed. It is a fixed component that will appear on the left side of the foundation of the Lathe. The Headstock consists of a hollow spindle and drives unit such as main spindle, feed reverse lever, live center cone pulley, etc. The pointed or projected tapered bar can grip the workpiece between two lathe bed centers. Tailstock The LOOSE HEADSTOCK or PUPPET HEAD is also often called. It is mounted on the bed of the Lathe so that it can move along the latter, preserving its alignment with the stock of the head. It is carried by hand along the bed on common types of medium or small size lathes, while in more massive types of lathes, it is moved through a pinion through a handwheel which meshes with the rack provided on the front of the lathe bed. The tailstock's primary role is to provide help and support for the work being performed between the tailstock. Allow

2. this, and the tailstock is made to have various components that assist in its significant function collectively. Carriage The lathe carriage object is to assist, direct, and feed the instrument against the work during the operation of the Lathe. Between Headstock and tailstock, the carriage will show slides on the lathe bed's bed paths. The carriage consists of the parts below: — •Saddle •Cross-slide •Compound Rest •Tool post •Aprone Saddle It is the part of the carriage that slides along the bed's path to support the cross-slide, compound rest, and most of the tool. Cross-slide The cross-slide purpose is to provide the tool with cutting action, and the cutting tool action will be perpendicular to the centerline of Lathe Contact, either by hand, through the cross- feed screw, or via the Apron Mechanism, power feed. Compound Rest The compound rest is placed over the cross slide and consists of a circular graduated base revolving. Tool post It is the top part of the carriage and is used to keep the instrument's holder or tool in place. Aprone The aprons house the feed mechanism, split half nut clutch mechanism, gears, levers, and apron wheel rotated by hand for the carriage's longitudinal motion. Legs They are the supports over which the entire load of the machine is borne. Using cast legs is the prevalent method. Through base blots, both legs are tightly fixed to the floor to avoid vibrations in the machine. One of these legs, usually the one on the operator's left side, acts as an electric motor and countershaft housing, etc. Both of these legs should be sturdy in construction.

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