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9M306.1 1
1
• On completion of this period you would be
able to understand
- Function of Lathe
- Working principle of lathe
Objectives
9M306.1 2
2
Lathe
Industrial revolution demanded
• More production
• More precision
• Changes in manufacturing process
• Lead to the development of high speed and
Special purpose lathes
3
3
Inventor
• Engine lathe was
invented by Henry
Maudsley
4
4
Engine Lathe
5 9M306.3
Line Diagram Of Engine Lathe
Tool post or
6 9M306.3
Specifications Of Lathe
Lathe is generally specified by
• Swing
• Distance between head stock and tail stock centre
• Swing denotes the maximum diameter of the work
which can be accommodated on the lathe
7 9M306.3
Specifications Of Lathe
• Height of the centers above the lathe bed
• Swing over bed
-Largest diameter of work that can be revolved over
the ways of lathe bed
• Swing over carriage
-Largest diameter of work that can be
accommodated over the carriage
8 9M306.3
Specifications Of Lathe
• Swing over the gap of bed
-maximum diameter that can be turned over the gap
of bed
• Maximum job length that may be held between centers
(Head stock and tail stock)
• Diameter of hole through lathe spindle for turning bar
work
9 9M306.3
Specifications Of Lathe
• Size of bed
• Range of spindle speeds
• Lead screw diameter and threads
• Motor specifications
9M306.1 10
Working Of Lathe
9M306.1 11
11
Function Of Lathe
•Lathe is used to remove excess material in
the form of chips by rotating the work piece
against a stationary cutting tool
9M306.1 12
12
Working Principle Of Lathe
9M306.1 13
13
Working Principle Of Lathe (contd…)
• It holds the work between two supports called centers
• Chuck or Face plate is also used for holding the work
• Chuck or face plate is mounted on machine spindle
• Cutting tool is held and supported on a tool post
9M306.1 14
14
Working Principle Of Lathe (contd…)
• Movement of the job is rotation about spindle axis
• Tool is fed against the revolving work
• Movement of the tool is either parallel to or at any
inclination to the work axis
9M306.1 15
15
Working Principle Of Lathe (contd…)
• If the tool moves parallel
to work piece cylindrical
surface is formed
9M306.1 16
16
Working Principle Of Lathe (contd…)
• If the tool moves
perpendicular to the axis
of work it produces a flat
surface and is called
facing
9M306.1 17
17
Working Principle Of Lathe (contd…)
• If the tool moves
inclined to the axis it
produces a taper
surface and is called
taper turning.
9M306.2 18
18
Classification of Lathes
• Lathes may be classified according to
Lathe
Design
Construction
Use
9M306.2 19
Types Of Lathes
• Speed lathe
• Engine lathe
• Bench lathe
• Tool room lathe
• Turret lathe
• Capstan lathe
• Special purpose lathe
• Automatic lathe
9M306.2 20
Speed Lathe
9M306.2 21
Speed lathe
• So named because of high speed of head stock
spindle
• Consists of a simple head stock, tail stock and
tool post
• No gearbox, lead screw and carriage
• Tools are hand operated
9M306.2 22
Speed Lathe
• Adjustable slide is provided to support the
cutting tool & carriage
• Different speeds are obtained by cone pulley
• Used for light machining operations
9M306.2 23
23
Engine Lathe
9M306.2 24
Engine Lathe
• Also known as geared head lathe
• Main parts are bed, head stock, tail stock,
carriage, lead screw, feed change gear box
• Stepped cone pulley or geared head is used for
varying the speed
• Tail stock is provided to facilitate the work between
centers
9M306.2 25
Engine Lathe
• Tail stock also permits the use of drills, taps etc
• Cutting tools are controlled either by hand or
power
• Tools can be fed both in cross and longitudinal
directions with respect to lathe axis
• Carriage feed rod and lead screw are used to
perform threading operations
9M306.2 26
Bench Lathe
9M306.2 27
Bench Lathe
• It is a small engine lathe mounted on work
bench
• For doing small precision and light work
9M306.2 28
Tool Room Lathe
9M306.2 29
Tool Room Lathe
• It is modern engine lathe equipped with
necessary accessories for accurate and
precision work
• Best suited for dies, gauges and small tools
9M306.2 30
Special Purpose Lathes
• Some lathes have characteristics that enable
them to do certain works well
• These lathes are meant for specific work which
cannot be done on ordinary lathes
9M306.2 31
Special Purpose Lathes
Examples :
– Facing lathe- for end facing of bulky cylindrical jobs
– Duplicate lathe-mass production of identical parts
– Gap lathe-to accommodate Large diameter works
– Screw cutting lathe-mass production of threaded parts
9M306.15-16 32
What Is A Production Lathe?
 A production lathe is
• A modification of engine lathe
• To meet production demands
• Suitable for mass / batch production
• To hold / machine complicated jobs
• To keep them in continuous production
lines
9M306.15-16 33
Production Lathes Vs Conventional
Engine Lathes
 Production lathes
– Can hold complicated jobs
– Setting times reduced
– Minimize production time
– Component accuracy is more
– One worker can look after more than one
machine at a time
– Have high production rates
9M306.15-16 34
• Automatic Lathes
• Semi-automatic Lathes
• Turret lathes
• Capstan lathes
• Numerically controlled lathes (NC)
• Computerised numerical controlled lathes (CNC)
Types Of Production Lathes
9M306.2 35
Automatic Lathe
• Intended for quality as well as quantity
• Movement of work and tool are done
automatically
• No participation of operator is required (cycle
repeated automatically)
9M306.2 36
Automatic Lathe
36
9M306.2 37
Semi - Automatic Lathe
• In semi automatic lathe loading and removal of
work is done by operator
• Other operations are performed automatically
9M306.2 38
Capstan And Turret Lathe
• Production lathes
• Used to perform large number of operations
simultaneously
• Used for mass production
9M306.2 39
39
Turret Lathe
9M306.15-16 40
Turret Lathe
9M306.15-16 41
9M306.15-16 42
Turret Lathe
• Designed for short continuous runs
• Hexagonal turret replaces the tailstock.The turret is a
tool holder
• On which six tools can be mounted
• Can be rotated about a vertical axis
• Entire unit can be moved longitudinally
• It is mounted on the saddle or carriage on bed ways
• It is provided with indexing mechanism
• Indexing mechanism will rotate the present tool away
and bring another tool in position for next operation
43
Turret Lathe
• Facilitate for doing large number of operations on
the job
• Suitable for drilling, countersinking, reaming,
tapping operations
• Saddle bolted to the bed of the lathe
• Also called saddle type lathe
• It is heavier in construction
• Initial cost is considerably higher
9M306.15-16 44
Main Advantages
• Different machining operations
- Drilling
- Reaming
- Boring can be performed in a single setting by a
hexagonal turret
• Considerably reduces tool setting time
• Minimized production time
• Skilled operator not essential
• Large scale production of identical parts
9M306.15-16 45
Capstan lathe
The capstan lathe
• It is small or medium size machine
• Ideal for fast production of small parts
• Carries a hexagonal turret on a ram
• Lighter in construction
• Ram slides longitudinally on saddle
• Relatively short stroke of the tool head
• Automatic indexing
• Usually carries six cutting tools
• Rapid presentation of the tools
9M306.2 46
46
Capstan Lathe
9M306.15-16 47
Differences Between Turret & Capstan Lathes
TURRET LATHE SADDLE CAPSTAN LATHE RAM

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9M306.1.ppt

  • 1. 9M306.1 1 1 • On completion of this period you would be able to understand - Function of Lathe - Working principle of lathe Objectives
  • 2. 9M306.1 2 2 Lathe Industrial revolution demanded • More production • More precision • Changes in manufacturing process • Lead to the development of high speed and Special purpose lathes
  • 3. 3 3 Inventor • Engine lathe was invented by Henry Maudsley
  • 5. 5 9M306.3 Line Diagram Of Engine Lathe Tool post or
  • 6. 6 9M306.3 Specifications Of Lathe Lathe is generally specified by • Swing • Distance between head stock and tail stock centre • Swing denotes the maximum diameter of the work which can be accommodated on the lathe
  • 7. 7 9M306.3 Specifications Of Lathe • Height of the centers above the lathe bed • Swing over bed -Largest diameter of work that can be revolved over the ways of lathe bed • Swing over carriage -Largest diameter of work that can be accommodated over the carriage
  • 8. 8 9M306.3 Specifications Of Lathe • Swing over the gap of bed -maximum diameter that can be turned over the gap of bed • Maximum job length that may be held between centers (Head stock and tail stock) • Diameter of hole through lathe spindle for turning bar work
  • 9. 9 9M306.3 Specifications Of Lathe • Size of bed • Range of spindle speeds • Lead screw diameter and threads • Motor specifications
  • 11. 9M306.1 11 11 Function Of Lathe •Lathe is used to remove excess material in the form of chips by rotating the work piece against a stationary cutting tool
  • 13. 9M306.1 13 13 Working Principle Of Lathe (contd…) • It holds the work between two supports called centers • Chuck or Face plate is also used for holding the work • Chuck or face plate is mounted on machine spindle • Cutting tool is held and supported on a tool post
  • 14. 9M306.1 14 14 Working Principle Of Lathe (contd…) • Movement of the job is rotation about spindle axis • Tool is fed against the revolving work • Movement of the tool is either parallel to or at any inclination to the work axis
  • 15. 9M306.1 15 15 Working Principle Of Lathe (contd…) • If the tool moves parallel to work piece cylindrical surface is formed
  • 16. 9M306.1 16 16 Working Principle Of Lathe (contd…) • If the tool moves perpendicular to the axis of work it produces a flat surface and is called facing
  • 17. 9M306.1 17 17 Working Principle Of Lathe (contd…) • If the tool moves inclined to the axis it produces a taper surface and is called taper turning.
  • 18. 9M306.2 18 18 Classification of Lathes • Lathes may be classified according to Lathe Design Construction Use
  • 19. 9M306.2 19 Types Of Lathes • Speed lathe • Engine lathe • Bench lathe • Tool room lathe • Turret lathe • Capstan lathe • Special purpose lathe • Automatic lathe
  • 21. 9M306.2 21 Speed lathe • So named because of high speed of head stock spindle • Consists of a simple head stock, tail stock and tool post • No gearbox, lead screw and carriage • Tools are hand operated
  • 22. 9M306.2 22 Speed Lathe • Adjustable slide is provided to support the cutting tool & carriage • Different speeds are obtained by cone pulley • Used for light machining operations
  • 24. 9M306.2 24 Engine Lathe • Also known as geared head lathe • Main parts are bed, head stock, tail stock, carriage, lead screw, feed change gear box • Stepped cone pulley or geared head is used for varying the speed • Tail stock is provided to facilitate the work between centers
  • 25. 9M306.2 25 Engine Lathe • Tail stock also permits the use of drills, taps etc • Cutting tools are controlled either by hand or power • Tools can be fed both in cross and longitudinal directions with respect to lathe axis • Carriage feed rod and lead screw are used to perform threading operations
  • 27. 9M306.2 27 Bench Lathe • It is a small engine lathe mounted on work bench • For doing small precision and light work
  • 29. 9M306.2 29 Tool Room Lathe • It is modern engine lathe equipped with necessary accessories for accurate and precision work • Best suited for dies, gauges and small tools
  • 30. 9M306.2 30 Special Purpose Lathes • Some lathes have characteristics that enable them to do certain works well • These lathes are meant for specific work which cannot be done on ordinary lathes
  • 31. 9M306.2 31 Special Purpose Lathes Examples : – Facing lathe- for end facing of bulky cylindrical jobs – Duplicate lathe-mass production of identical parts – Gap lathe-to accommodate Large diameter works – Screw cutting lathe-mass production of threaded parts
  • 32. 9M306.15-16 32 What Is A Production Lathe?  A production lathe is • A modification of engine lathe • To meet production demands • Suitable for mass / batch production • To hold / machine complicated jobs • To keep them in continuous production lines
  • 33. 9M306.15-16 33 Production Lathes Vs Conventional Engine Lathes  Production lathes – Can hold complicated jobs – Setting times reduced – Minimize production time – Component accuracy is more – One worker can look after more than one machine at a time – Have high production rates
  • 34. 9M306.15-16 34 • Automatic Lathes • Semi-automatic Lathes • Turret lathes • Capstan lathes • Numerically controlled lathes (NC) • Computerised numerical controlled lathes (CNC) Types Of Production Lathes
  • 35. 9M306.2 35 Automatic Lathe • Intended for quality as well as quantity • Movement of work and tool are done automatically • No participation of operator is required (cycle repeated automatically)
  • 37. 9M306.2 37 Semi - Automatic Lathe • In semi automatic lathe loading and removal of work is done by operator • Other operations are performed automatically
  • 38. 9M306.2 38 Capstan And Turret Lathe • Production lathes • Used to perform large number of operations simultaneously • Used for mass production
  • 42. 9M306.15-16 42 Turret Lathe • Designed for short continuous runs • Hexagonal turret replaces the tailstock.The turret is a tool holder • On which six tools can be mounted • Can be rotated about a vertical axis • Entire unit can be moved longitudinally • It is mounted on the saddle or carriage on bed ways • It is provided with indexing mechanism • Indexing mechanism will rotate the present tool away and bring another tool in position for next operation
  • 43. 43 Turret Lathe • Facilitate for doing large number of operations on the job • Suitable for drilling, countersinking, reaming, tapping operations • Saddle bolted to the bed of the lathe • Also called saddle type lathe • It is heavier in construction • Initial cost is considerably higher
  • 44. 9M306.15-16 44 Main Advantages • Different machining operations - Drilling - Reaming - Boring can be performed in a single setting by a hexagonal turret • Considerably reduces tool setting time • Minimized production time • Skilled operator not essential • Large scale production of identical parts
  • 45. 9M306.15-16 45 Capstan lathe The capstan lathe • It is small or medium size machine • Ideal for fast production of small parts • Carries a hexagonal turret on a ram • Lighter in construction • Ram slides longitudinally on saddle • Relatively short stroke of the tool head • Automatic indexing • Usually carries six cutting tools • Rapid presentation of the tools
  • 47. 9M306.15-16 47 Differences Between Turret & Capstan Lathes TURRET LATHE SADDLE CAPSTAN LATHE RAM