This early vintage Myford ML7 heavy-duty lathe from 1951-1952 boasts a robust design and precision engineering. With a 6-inch chuck size, manual control, and a maximum spindle speed of 1500-2000 RPM, this single-phase electric lathe is perfect for metalworking tasks. The machine offers a distance between centres of 10-20 inches, making it versatile for a range of projects.
It comes with it's original heavy gauge sheet steel cabinet stand and has all it's original paintwork.
Myford Engineering Company was founded by Cecil Moore in 1934 in Beeston England manufacturing top quality heavy duty lathes designed to last for years.
This classic piece of machinery is ideal for any workshop or manufacturing facility looking for a reliable and durable precision lathe.
It is in good original condition and will serve for many years to come.
Included with the sale are the original 'descriptive matters' that came with the Myford ML7 when bought brand new and a selection of metal working lathe tools.
It's collection only due to large size and will need 2 people to lift.