Description of the machine
The PROXXON lathe PD 250/E is an extensible system which
consists of
•
solid shaft electronics for high torques over the entire speed
range
•
automatic feed
•
lathe chuck and
•
rotating centre
for machining steel, brass, aluminium and plastics.
It can also be used for face turning, longitudinal turning and
thread cutting.
The machine is also suitable for boring, milling work and
grooving by using the appropriate accessories.
The ribbed, grey cast iron machine bed with ground prismatic
guideways ensures vibration-free work.
Technical data
Centre distance
Centre height
Height above support
Holding capacity
- Inner jaws
– Outer jaws
Cross-slide adjustment
Top slide adjustment
Spindle passage
Nose support on chuck side
Tool holder
Machine dimensions
Weight
Possible thread leads
Spindle speeds
– by shifting the V-belt
– by control
Feed
Sleeve motion
Sleeve for morse taper
Motor
Voltage:
Power consumption
Noise emission
Only to be operated in closed rooms!
Do not dispose of the electrical device in the
household waste!
- 18 -
250 mm
70 mm
46 mm
2 - 27 mm, max. 90 mm
25 - 71 mm
60 mm
45 mm
10.5 mm
MK2
8x8 mm
570x290x190 mm
approx. 10 kg
0.5/0.625/0.7/0.75
0.8/1.0/1.25 and 1.5 mm
300/900/ and 3000 rpm
25% to 100%
0.05 and 0.1 mm/revolution
30 mm
MK 1
220-240 Volt, 50 Hz,~
140 Watt
70 dB (A)
Always work with hearing protection!
Wear safety glasses!
Installation and setting up
The standard equipment of the PROXXON Lathe PD 250/E con-
sists of the following parts:
•
Metal working lathe complete with motor, automatic feed
and triple jaw chuck including chuck key and chuck guard
and accessories.
•
rotating centre
•
tool kit
•
change gear kit for thread turning
•
tool holder,
•
Removable toothed belts.
The floor space must be even, vibration-free and stable. The
machine must be fastened to a stable work bench using the
bores provided.
Important
When lifting the machine, ensure that the plastic cover of the
drive gearbox is closed. If it is not, the cap may break.
All naked metal parts are supplied in a corrosion protection
preservative.
This preservative must be washed off with paraffin oil before
using for the first time.
Subsequently oil all polished guides and spindles well. Fasten
the chuck guard with screws.
Operating the handwheels
Important
If the support will not move easily, release screw 1 (Fig. 3)
slightly.
The handwheels for the leadscrew, cross-slide, top slide and
tailstock sleeve produce a 1 mm feed when turned once.
Important
If the automatic feed is switched on, manual adjustment of the
support is not possible.
1. Turn the handwheel 2 (Fig. 3) for the cross-slide, the slide
and the tool holder move at right angles to the bed.
Example:
One turn of the handwheel
= 1 mm advance
= 2 mm change in diameter
2. Turn the handwheel 3 for the top slide, the top slide moves
parallel to the bed.
3. Turn the handwheel 1 (Fig. 4) for the support adjustment,
the support 2 moves lengthwise.
4. Turn the handwheel 1 (Fig. 5) for the sleeve, the sleeve
moves lengthwise.
Note: