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UMS MACHINERY SPECIFICATION LIBRARY

Methods Slant 50 Specifications

Historical specifications from exact UMS machinery records.

Historical specification information — not a machine-for-sale listing. Specifications can vary by year, control, configuration and optional equipment.
Machine type: CNC Lathes & Turning Centers

Historical Slant 50 Specifications by Year

Choose a recorded year below. Each configuration is joined to specifications only by its exact historical InvID.

Showing 1996 historical configurations.

1996 Methods Slant 50 — UMS record #30727

CNC Lathes

Historical UMS record #30727

Specifications

CAPACITY
Swing20.47 "
Swing Over Cross Slide10.2 "
Distance Between Centers20.87 "
SPINDLE
Spindle Speed: Minimum (RPM)35 rpm
Maximum3500 rpm
Spindle Bore3.15 "
Main Motor20 hp
Spindle NoseA2-8
TURRET
Number Of Positions10
X-Axis Travel6.3 "
Z-Axis Travel22.5 "
TAILSTOCK
Quill Diameter3.346 "
Quill Travel3.5 "
CHUCK
Diameter10 "
Hole Thru2.5 "
Number of Jaws3

Equipped With

Yasnac CNC Control
10" 3-Jaw Hydraulic Chuck
Chip Conveyor
Tailstock
Full Coolant/Chip Enclosure

1996 Methods Slant 50 — UMS record #15351

CNC Lathes

Historical UMS record #15351

Specifications

CAPACITY
Swing20.472 "
Swing Over Cross Slide13.779 "
Distance Between Centers24.606 "
SPINDLE
Spindle Speed: Minimum (RPM)35 rpm
Maximum3500 rpm
Spindle Bore3.15 "
Main Motor20 hp
Spindle NoseA2-8
TURRET
Number Of Positions10
X-Axis Travel6.3 "
Z-Axis Travel23.228 "
CHUCK
Diameter10 "
Hole Thru2.5 "
Number of Jaws3

Equipped With

Yasnac 50L CNC Control
Chip Conveyor
Programmable Tailstock
Collet Chuck
2.5" Bar Capacity
10 Position Turret
NOTE
Machine has less than 2000 hours of use on it.

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