The Harrison Engine Lathe is a well-built, high-precision manual turning machine designed for toolrooms, maintenance shops, and production environments. Known for its excellent rigidity and smooth cutting performance, the Harrison series offers a 13″–14″ swing class with a heavy cast-iron bed, hardened and ground ways, and a wide speed range for both roughing and fine finishing. This machine is ideal for shaft work, bushings, threading, and small-to-medium production parts where accuracy and repeatability are essential.
With a 2.0″ spindle bore, D1-4 or D1-6 spindle nose, and 40″ between centers, the Harrison lathe provides ample capacity while maintaining compact shop footprint. The precision gearbox supports inch/metric threading, while the quick-change toolpost and smooth power feeds make daily operation efficient and reliable.
Features & Options
Precision ground bedways for long-term accuracy
2.0″ spindle bore for larger shafts and pipe work
Quick-change toolpost for fast setups
Geared-head spindle with wide speed range
Power longitudinal and cross feeds
Inch and metric threading gearbox
Heavy cast-iron frame for rigidity
Ideal for toolroom, maintenance, and repair machining
Specifications are typical for Harrison M300/M350-class lathes. Verify exact configuration with the machine nameplate.
Manufacturer: Harrison
Model: M300 / M350 Class
Machine Type: Manual Engine Lathe
Axis Count: 2-Axis
Chuck Size: 8″, 3-jaw
Control System: Manual geared-head
Spindle Speed Range: 40 – 2,000 rpm
Spindle Taper: D1-4 or D1-6 nose, MT5 internal
Spindle Bore: 2.0″ (50 mm)
X-Axis Travel: ≈ 8″ (200 mm)
Y-Axis Travel: Not applicable
Z-Axis Travel: ≈ 40″ between centers
Tool Capacity: Quick-change 4-position toolpost
Product Table / Work Envelope: 13″–14″ swing × 40″ centers
Threading Range: Inch & metric gearbox
Machine Weight: ~2,200–2,600 lb
Final Listing Price: Request Quote
