R8043 | Ritter | Boring Machine
Overview
The RITTER R8043 was designed for heavy-duty production boring applications. Spindles are designed with multiple bearings to avoid spindle drift and fatigue. Spindle centers are easily adjusted to accommodate multiple spindle boring patterns. The fixed table work height easily accommodates electronic and manual material stop systems and tables. The spindle height above the table is adjusted from the front of the machine for easy operator access.
Specs
230/460V 3PH
•(2) 1 HP Spindle Drive Motor, TEFC
•(2)-Double Spindle Gear Head, 1″ Centers
•Belt Driven, 3,450 Spindle RPM
•1-1/4″ – 11″ Adjustable Spindle Centers
•7/16-14 R/H Female Threaded Collets
•(2) 3.00″Bore Clamping Cylinder
•(2) End Boring T-Fences
•Right Angle Tee Fence Set
•Adjustable Clamp Cylinder Height and Centers
•1/4″ NPT Filter, Regulator and Lubricator
•Foot Actuated Boring Cycle
•Tooling Not Included
Technical Data and Specifications:
•Boring Depth: 0″-3″
•Spindle Height Adjustment: 0″-2″
•Electrical: 230V, 3Ø, 60Hz, 10A or 460V, 3Ø, 60Hz, 5A R8041 – 230V, 1Ø, 60Hz
•Air: 2 CFM at 80 – 100 PSI
•Work Height: 36″
•Table Area: 12″ X 24″
•Footprint: 40″ x 40″
Shipping Weight: 1125 LBS
Shipping Dimensions: 52” X 43” X 63”
Explore More New Equipment Listings on Equipt
Browse related New Double End Boring Machines, Service Equipment, Automotive Equipment, and Woodworking equipment, including N/A machines for sale on Equipt.
New Equipment for Sale in Ohio, United States
Find New Double End Boring Machines, Service Equipment, Automotive Equipment, and N/A equipment for sale in Ohio, United States, with related local Woodworking searches.
New Equipment for Sale in United States
Browse New Double End Boring Machines, Service Equipment, Automotive Equipment, and N/A equipment for sale across United States, including related Woodworking inventory paths.
Sell Your Used Equipment
Find dedicated pages to sell used Double End Boring Machines, Service Equipment, Automotive Equipment, Woodworking, and N/A equipment on Equipt.

