~ HARRISON, MODEL L13 13° x 40- 13" swing lathe a 13" swing copying latheHARRISON 13’ swine LatHE for toolroom and production =f The ‘HARRISON’ 13° Swing Lathe has all the qualities expected of a modern precision machine tool. It is outstanding for ‘accuracy, fast metal removal, ease of working and long, trouble-free service. “Hagzisov! Lathes are manufactured in one of the best equipped machine tool works in the country. The plant includes the ourstunding products of many countries, chosen tw pruxluus ty the highest standard in the most economical way. Highly skilled, specially trained workpeople contribute the large individual element which is responsible for high quality ba machine tool production. THE BED “The bed is the gap type, having 70° inverted vees and is ofa heavy triangular box sectior, being uniform throughout and fice from deflection and twist. It is induction hardened and ground to fine limits ensuring accurate travel of the carriage and aligament of the tailstock. Either straight or gap beds are available to admit 4o" beween centres. The wide cabinet base is a rigid fabricated steel plate construction, forming a substantial mounting for the athe. It houses the motor, the starter, with overload and no volt protection, the lineswitch and also the tank for coolant when required. The motor is mounted on an adjustable platform for belt tensioning and can be swung out for maintenance, A large ‘cupboard which can be locked is incorporated for the storage of tools and equipment. THE HEADSTOCK ‘The all-peared headstock provides nine spindle speeds which can be arranged in accordatce with individual requirements ‘The normal alternatives are 35~750 or $9-1250 r.p.m. but a two-speed motor can be fitted which will give 18 speeds with a range of 41-175 r.p.m. Speed selection is by two levers on the front of the headstock. Speeds are selected from a clearly ir marked speed plate. A forward and reverse lever, also mounted off the front of the headstock, controls the direction of rotation of the feed rod and leadscrew. ‘The combined clutch and brake lever, which passes through the bed at the right of the headstock, is within easy each of the operator. {All gears are shaved to ensure a high © finish ard accurace form. The main spindle and spindle gear are dynamic~ ally balanced, Seven spline shafts with broached gears are'used throughout and so maintain close fitting with a ‘smooth sliding action when changing gear. The main spindle is bored to pass 1}° diameter bar. Opposed, preloaded Timken taper roller bear ings are used ané adjustment of the loading s provided. ‘Splash jubrication provides an ade- ‘quate flow of oil to all working parts. ‘The oil level is clearly indicated by a sight glass Jet into. the front of the headstock.QUICK CHANGE GEARBOX “Thisis a totally enclosed unit with a built-in oil bath for complete lubrication. A visible oil lercl gauge is fitted. Thirty-six changes of screw threads and feeds are provided, the screw thread range being 4-60 t.p. with longitudinal feeds 0017" to -025" and cross feeds -001" to “015%, A.single lever English metric conversion can be firted at the time of assembly, providing 11 metric pitches from 0.5 to 6 m/m pitch. Lever positions for all threads and feeds within the standard range can be obtained from a direct reading screweutting chart mounted conveniently onthe front ofthe gearbox. ‘The drive from the gearbox to the Ieadscrew is by means of a dog clutch which can be disengaged when not screwcurting, thus reducing the wear on the leadscrew, A slipping clutch is ited between the feedrod and gearbox to give protec against cxcessive loads. This also permits the use of a dead stop. THE APRON ‘The apron is fo‘ally enclosed and the oil bath ensures adequate lubrication to al parts, All gears are mounted on shafts which run in double beatings ofthe anti-friction type. Longitudinal and cross feeds are obtained by the operation of a push-pull knob having a neutral position for use when screwcutting. ‘The cuick acting feed engagement drop out worm is operated by a single lever which is interlocked with the leadscrew engagement lever. Engagement of the leadscrew is by two half-nuts, well proportioned and having a Jong bearing arca. A built-in, easily read, ecreweutting dial is fitted to the leading side of the carriage. CARRIAGE AND SLIDES ‘The carriage is designed to give maximum stability and to form a rigid tool support. Gibs fitted under the front and rear bedways eliminate the possi= bility of chatter, Wipers are fitted to protect the ways. A clamping device is provided for locking the carriage in any position along the bed. The accurately scraped cross and compound slides are provided with adjustable sibs te take up wear. Friction grip micrometer dials, graduated to read -oor", are fited to both slides. The compound slide is arranged to swivel through. 360° and is fitted with an English or American type toolholder which can be replaced by a square steel turret. The traverse screws are totally covered for protection against curtings and are located in ball thrust races, THE TAILSTOCK “The well proportioned talstock has a Jong bearing surface and is located on the front fatway and rear vee, The design of the body ensures that the travel of the compound slide is not impeded when workis being turned between centres. A quick clamping lever is provided for clamping in any position along the bed. The quill or spindle has a apid lock by means of a pad bolt. It is graduated for the depth of Arilling and is bored to take a No, 3 Morse taper centre which ean be ejected by wirding the spindle back to its maximum position. A ball thrust bearing js fitted to take all thrust loads. A sct over of §" each side of centres provided for slight tapers and resetting is simplified by ground faces on the tailstock and shee. STANDARD ACCESSORIES G9” di. driver plate 17" dia. face plate, “Travelling steady, 2 cone centres, Set of spanner. Service manual.STANDARD ACCESSORIES Supplied wi copying bide HYDRAULIC COPYING EQUIPMENT for fast production of all turned parts, can be fitted as original equipment ‘The cepying unit is built into the rear of the machine so that normal centre lathe operation is unrestricted, An accurate templaze can be produced by using the normal centre lathe features and quantity reproduction can follow immediately. “The range of speeds through the all-geared head combined with ample horse-power makes it possible to obtain the full advantage of the carbide tools, samples of which form part of the standard equipmen: Revolving centre for highspeed heavy curning Micrometer stop. 64 dia diver place ‘Travelling steady. $2 dia. ee plate 2.cone caneres had Four way toolpast. ‘Typical examples of suitable components for ‘copy turning = > 2 e ae‘The Hannison’ Copying Unit uses the locked hydraulic servo principle and hes four basic assemblies. AA reat extension to the normal cross-slide carries an angular slideinclined at 60° to the lathe axis. This has an independent tool slide which can be adjusted against a micrometer dial and ‘on which is bolted a swivelling toolholder to take the carbide copying tool. Movement ofthe angular slide is produced from ‘hydraulic cylinder, controlled in relation tothe template, by a spool type valve and stylus system. ‘The latter is pivoted on taper roller bearings so that perfect freedom of movement exists without “play” and maximum sensitivity is obtained with minimum template pressure. The stylus is made of hardened steel, The eontrollever actuating the slideis mounted 50 that itis easly reached from the front operating position of the machine. The cutting tool can be withdrawn or engaged with the work at any point. ‘The template is held between centres and both support heads are adjustable throughout the length ofthe te sloted mount- ing atthe rear ofthe bed. An eccentric bearing is incorporated in one support head to facilitate correct alignment of template and vorkpiece. A graduated collar assists setting, A flat tem- plate holder is available as additional equipment. Tt has Jongizudinal ard transverse adjustments with micrometer dial reading and is particularly useful when producing fragile sworksicces, Pressure, return and drain lines convey oil to the hydraulic cylinder from the pump unit which can be placed at the end or behind the lathe, The lid of the completely covered tank cartes the relief valve pressure gauge, totally enclosed flange mounted motoe and the gear pump which is immersed in oil to prevent aeration. Operating pressure is relatively low at 150 Ibs. per square inch and joint leakage and maintenance problems are virtually eliminated by this feature,HARRISON 13° SWING LATHE ATTACHMENTS THE AMERICAN TOOLPOST jis of the. recognise THE 4 WAY TOOLPOST is ofthe automati Indetog Ops, Ib ‘American parern with titclog be pln and lage Sip Hp in sign at reunite tghowt cng Seid Fung ober eos ee foremost be beeen Us designed to take wolholders 4° x 14° shank size with 48" equare tol-bits, ‘THE TAPER TURNING ATTACHMENT (eon) {of robust and rigid construction und fe necessary where the reproduction of tapers i required ‘The cross slide screw is telescopic which eliminates the necessity of ditengaging the cross feed nut whea taper forming A maximum of 20°inclusi festing. The sorrel lide 20 be ured atone fitted and canbe 7: atechment can Supplied if required ats ler dace, ‘Sinaia org of he main andes operated by aha Sf tO Hin increments of > but any tae within the range include ing metre) can be provided: att If required, « multi-size collet ‘buck can be supplied, This has an feremely powerful and accurate closing mechanism for the collet ‘The whole assembly is mounted on FA the spindle nove and locked by the Brg deavenut which is integral with the D) spindle. The capacity of this attach- ‘meat is from 47 10 14", covered by 8 set of rr cole,Like the milling suachment this is mounted on the com- ound slide in place of the toolpost, using the same central td, The vertical slide assembly which is similar 10 that ofthe milling tachment is Sited with a work arbor support and indexing ‘mechanisa, Comers are mounted on an arbor held beewsea the lathe diver plat ‘Gears up to 7° can be cut and ‘cutters covering a wide range MILLING ATTACHMENT ‘After moving the roolpost this avach- ‘ment ean be moented on to the com Pound side wulizing the central stud, "Te ie loved veal ide cane swivelld to any eesired angle up to 45° each side of the vericl centre line, the ‘Sctag of which s spnioet« grad Scale en the mounting bracket. 1 fttachreat is most sulsble for face an fend miling, the cutters being diceely ‘mounted in the lathe spindle. An arbor ‘mounted between centres and driven by the deve plate can be supplied, sorbic Tor 1 bore eaters, ELECTRIC PUMP TANK AND FITTINGS ‘The electric pump unit and storage tank are both housed inside the cabinet base. ‘The flow of suds is controlled by = tp mounted on the carriage and the start-stop switch is Included on the lectrical control panel atthe front of the lathe. MILLING AND GEARCUTTING ATTACHMENT DIVIDING ATTACHMENT If any accurate indexing is re- quired, the use of a dividing srtachment i necessary. This fit after the cheoge wel is been removed andis operated with fanrd open. [Avery wide rane of divisions is 77 bined with the andar index Plate but special pte ean be Provided when necessary. nto te top change whed shat“ BORING TABLE ‘The te sloned boring table is mounted directly on to the carriage and can be supplied together with a boring bar which is mounted between the lathe centres and is driven by a driver plate and pin,LEADING DIMENSIONS AND PARTICULARS c ‘Swing over bed ‘Swing over carriage (with cover removed) Swing in gap diameter Swing in gap in front of faceplate ‘Admits between centres Max. Jength copy turning between centres ‘Max, Jength copy turning with chuck ‘Swing over cross slide (normal turning) ‘Swing over cross slide (copy turning) Variation of profiling (diameter) Min, front angle Max. back angle Horsepower of hydraulic pump motor Bed length Bed depth Bed — width over shears, Max, cross slide feed Max. top slide feed Moversent of tailstock spindle ‘Set over of tailstock spindle Centre to tool base (front) Centre to tool base (reat) Max. tool section Spindle speeds, number Speed range with 3 h.p.“motor Speed range with 2 specd 5/2} h.p. motor Spindl: bored to pass Spindls nose, American type ‘Morse taper of centres Leadscrew Range of threads Range of feeds (longitudinal) Range Of feeds (cross feeds) Approx. weight ‘Approx. weight packed Shipping case dimensions T. S. HARRISON & SONS LTD HECKMONDWIKE + YORKSHIRE - ENGLAND. Telephone 617-89 ‘Telegrams: Harrison, Heckmondwike Telex 55217 wonmnin isnt enue a Eagan STANDARD LATHE 33 330mm, o 228 mm, 520 mm 114 mm. 4" 1,016 maz, oy 165 mm, me 1,828 mm. 8 203 mm. ay 216 mim. ot 241 mm, ay 73mm, a 114 mm, r 95mm. 1h" 27 mm. HOT 28-5%19 mm, 9 or 18 59 10 1250 41 10.1750 1H dia, 402 mn, Lo No.3 14 dia.34 TP. 4 t0 60 TPL. "0017" to “025” -043 mm, to -63 mm. 001" to “015” +025 mm. to 38 mm. 2,924 Ibs, 873 kilograms 2,484 Ibs, 1,127 kilograms 7 6x2! 10°x 4 8 229 cm. 86 cm. x 142 em, a WITH PROFILING EQUIPMENT 1s 330mm, o rei6mm, 361" ‘920 mm, \ Brg 876 mm, 1 ok 165 mm. | sr 140 mm. : 102 mm. | 9°? 30° i n 1828 mm, fa 203 mm. ay 216 mm, | ot 241mm. 2° 73mm. “a 114mm. r osm. > | it 27mm. (| i 22mm. Wxi!285x19 mm, 8 | 41 t031750 MY dia 402 mm. Lo No. 14" dia. 7 | 406 7 -0017" to -025" ~ 043 mm. 0 -63 mm. *oot" to 013" 025 mim, to 38 mm, pps nee be Hisgeat 2652 Ibs. 1203 Klograms 7 6°x2' 10"x 4 8° 229 cm. X86 cm. x142 em,