Eisen CT 1118 2004

0-4000 rpm, Very smooth and quiet.Tailstock, steady rest and follow rest.Pneumatic collet closer with foot pedal.Not run it enough to acquire any tooling for it other than the turret. Borrowed a chuck for a day.Fanuc Mate control, digital Fanuc servos. Rapids must be close to 1000 ipm or better. Very responsive. Run enough to know that it is truly accurate to the 4th decimal place. Someone familiar with a real Hardinge won’t see quite the perfection one would expect from Hardinge but very well done and very close. Definitely won’t be disappointed by comparison to real Hardinge. Base and enclosure really heavy.Just getting a larger machine in service and have a 1000 squ ft shop. Have 3 lathes and one mill. Need 2 lathes and 2 mills. Really hate to let it go. Very nice little machine to run if you like classic Fanuc interface and ISO offline programing. 2004, never run until 2012, still had factory cosmoline on it when we got it. Few issues with system restore since battery almost dead but found great person at Fanuc and helped us reload, fix few parameter issues. Amazing, had not lost lead correction data. Just sat for 8 years at warehouse at Sandia Labs. Our tax dollars at work…CNC Control FANUC 0iMate-TDS ervo motor FANUC servo motors with absolute encoders TURNING CAPACITY Swing over Apron 11” Between Centers 18” Maximum Turning Diameter 6” Maximum Turning Length 18” Bar Stock Diameter (5C Collet) 11?16” Chuck Size Up to 6” SPINDLE Maximum Speed 4000 RPM Main Motor 3 HP 2.23 kw Hole through Spindle 1¼” Spindle Nose Taper ID / OD5C (10°) / 4°5C (10°) / 4° TRAVELS & FEED RATES X Axis 6¼” Z Axis 13½” Rapids on X, Z 787 IPM X, Z Servo Motors 0.4 HP TAILSTOCK Tailstock Spindle Taper MT#2 Tailstock Spindle Travel 3.7” MISCELLANEOUS Coolant Motor 1 ?4 HP Power Requirement 3-phase 220V Dimensions (L x W x H)81” x 40” x 65” Machine Weight 2200 lb.