The high performance 14-inch x 40-inch Variable Speed Engine Lathe from Palmgren is the perfect tool for any applications thanks to its power and accuracy. It can handle any operation from heavy metal removal to fine tolerance turning and is equipped with an electronically controlled variable speed inverter for infinitely variable spindle speeds. The headstock is designed with hardened and ground gears within a splash lubricant system and the lathe bed on the #9684527 is made of hardened and ground high tensile cast iron guaranteeing complete rigidity with an easy-to-use control panel for increased operator convenience. More than 100 years old, Palmgren is a C.H. Hanson® brand.
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About Palmgren
Since 1919, the company has been the top brand for manufacturing metalworking machinery for professionals and first-time machinists. The company was founded by Clarence Palmgren, who was acclaimed for his achievements and contributions to the metalworking industry through his innovative designs and patents. He is credited with designing and manufacturing the first machine vises, cross slide, and rotary tables that significantly increased efficiency and productivity with metalworking manufacturers worldwide.
Palmgren’s early work created the foundation of innovation and quality that the Palmgren brand is built upon and follows today. So, it is no surprise that Palmgren continues to be a market leader not only with our vises and positioning tables but across our whole expanded metalworking product offering.
The company today delivers tools for the generations and solutions that solve the needs of the metalworking industry. Recognizing the value of the brand and the need for retailer supplier consolidation, C.H. Hanson acquired Palmgren Steel Products in October 2013. Professionals from all industries throughout the world rely on Palmgren. We are committed to helping our users Embrace the Work™ through our products and exceptional service at every step of every business relationship.
