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SWING
Over cross slide...................... - ...... ............ . 12 11
MAXIMUM DISTANCE
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SPINDLE
F langed Nose, American Standard
(T ype A2) .............................................. . 8"
H ole in spindle .. ............... ......................... . 3½"
CHUCK
Air operated .............................................. . 10 11 or 12 11
PENTAGON TURRET
Cen terline of spindle to turret face ....... . 7¼"
Maximum stroke..... _................................ 11"
Maximum working stroke....................... . 9 11
Length of tool holder adjustment on
turret face......... . . .................................. 6"
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Six automatic selections from 36 feeds ...0019 11 to .124 11

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HIGH RANGE \ High Side Motor 8Z, 134, Z30, 378, 6ZZ, 1058
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Low Side M otor 41, 67, 115, 189, 311, 529
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MOTORS: Single Speed, Reversing, Open Type, 1750 RPM
(Full Load)- ZS hp.
38, 64, 108, 178, Z9Z, 496
19, 32. 54, 89, 146, 248

Two Speed, R eversing, Open T ype, 1750/ 875 RPM

(Full Load)- 25/ 12½ hp.
Bold Face Type indicates standard motor and speed range.
CROSS SLIDES
Width ............. ........................ ......._......... . . 8"
Maximum travel... . ... ... ...... .................. . 4½ "
M aximum travel while turret dwells... ... 4½ "
CAPACITY:
CROSS SLIDE FEEDS
10" or 12 " CHUCK Cross slide feeds at same rate as turret.
E ach cross slide can be operated with
9 " WORKING STROKE
any selected turret face .
THREADING
R ight or Left Hand threading feeds are
obtained by change gears.
DATA FOR DISCUSSION ONLY Thread R ange................................... ...... 7 to 32
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I attach ments.................. (lbs.) 11,850 12,500 13,950

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D imensions...... 144 11 x70 11 x98 11 . . ... .Volume: 571 cu. ft .
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Two wide bearings, widely spaced, support the rugged,

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forged turret bar in the same main column casting with the
spindle. This simple, strong mounting assures dependable,
lasting accuracy and eliminates the alignment problems
common in machines with separately housed spindle and
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tools closer to the supporting turret for maximum rigidity.
Multiple turning heads are adjustable along the turret faces,
which further reduces tool overhang.

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the turret is assured by the factory-assembled I
positive dead-stop. Fully enclosed, the positive I
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FOR !EASY MAINTENANCE
Unit construction of the power elements permits their
removal individually without disassembling the entire
machine. Service is faster, down-time less. Hydraulic
Index accuracy, and rigidity under feed are
achieved by this "spider" and guide plate clutches in both the speed and feed transmissions provide
arrangement. Each face of the pentagon turret q uick, smooth changes from one speed or feed to another.
is piloted for its full stroke by one of the pre- Accurate indexing and fast turret approaches are made
cision-ground spider arms engaged in the possible t hrough the use of instantaneous-acting electric
massive guide plate or "bridge." brakes in the Turret Indexing and Rapid Traverse units.
~ 2AC Au'lo11na'lic

GRE !ER ERSA U . y

You complete more jobs on the 2AC. Fewer second

operations are needed. The machine's unique tool slide
actions and spindle functions are designed to keep tooling
costs low on the widest variety of jobs. Standard tools and
combinations of standard machine functions will handle
most work. More versatile than a hand-operated machine,
the 2AC does more complicated work- automatically.

ONDEPENDENT CROSS SLIDES

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following rough-
ing cutter
One or both cross slides may be selected to operate with any
or all pentagon turret stations merely by placing operating pins
in the Cycle Control Drum. In " Normal" cross slide operation,
the cross slides feed during the last 4 ½ 11 of the turret stroke.
"Late" cross slide functions also are available, as described

i Roughing cutter
below.
The independent cross slides can be used simultaneously for
combined cuts. The rough and finish facing operation pictured
here for example, substantially reduces total cutting time.

SIPIE«:IAL RESULTS WITH STANDARD CUTTING STROKES

TURRET FEED
LATE CROSS
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CROSS SLIDE

For recessing, back facing, internal facing and groov-

ing-Turret rapid traverses to end of stroke and dwells
while cross slide feeds, pushing slide tool on turret. On
some jobs this function can eliminate the need for a
second operation.
Turret feeds to end of stroke and dwells while cross slide
feeds, pushing slide tool on turret. In the sketch, the
turret stroke chamfers and the cross slide stroke machines
the counterbore.

OTHER CUTTING STROKE FUNCTIONS

• Single Face Operation. On simple jobs, repeated

SKIP FEEDING
Feeds and speeds can be changed automatically during
a cutting stroke simply by adding dogs on the Main
Control Drum. In the job illustrated, duplicate sets of
dogs are used for the two boring cuts, and separate
dogs speed the tool across the opening.
automatic operation of the same turret face saves the
time required for turret indexing. Also useful during
setup-repeated automatic passes can be made for
final cutter adjustments, without indexing the turret.
• Reverse Feed. Cutter withdrawal marks can be
eliminated, and surface finish improved, by reverse
feeding the cutter across the work.
• Straight Withdrawal Marks ... turret returns with
spindle stopped. This feature is used when it is desirable
to eliminate the normal spiral cutter withdrawal marks.
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Spe e d and Feed Control
set-up quickly and easily by
Speed a nd Feed Control D1
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Cycl e Control: Pins screw
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desired cross slide operatic
functions shown on the inse t

SPEED RANGE SELECTION

Either of two speed ranges- 82 to 1058 rpm
in the high range, 38 to 496 rpm in the low
range- with automatic selection of six speeds
in each range, can be used in a setup simply by
placing the appropriately numbered trip blocks
on the Speed and Feed Control Drum. No
changing of speed gears is required. Choice of
either range is made manually during setup by
means of the removable High-Low Shift L ever.
Two speed motors, a vailable at extra cost,
provide automatic selection of 12 speeds in
each range.

FEED AND THREADING

RANGE SELECTION

Six automatic feed selections are available from a

range of 36 feeds- .0019 11 to .124 11- with standard
change gears placed in the feed transmission during
setup. This wide range provides feeds close to the
ideal for any job. The turret and cross slides feed at
the same rate.

Threading gears for right- or left-hand threads from C

7 to 32 threads per inch are available for positive, up.
accurate lead-in of solid or releasing type taps or die As·
heads. Machines are equipped with automatic re- "Hs
verse for left-hand threading and for backing-out
solid threading tools.
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,lacing numbered trip blocks on the Pentagon
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s with the turret tooling. Electrical switches
the spindle revolving at t h e proper speed and
1 rapid traverse to a chosen feed rate, all at
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functions such as dwell, feed,
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ontrol Drum regulate indexing and select the
s plus combinations of the other machine
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start late cross slide, rapid
traverse reverse, etc., are
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CON TROL PANEL EASY ACCESS TO TOOLING

:i.trols for automatic operation, hand operation, and setting-
·e grouped conveniently on the Operator's Control Panel.
.gle switch changes machine control from "Automatic" to
.d" operation for ease in setting-up and for tool adjustments.
Ample space is provided around and between
all tool stations for quick setup. The turret
dovetails are ground for easy, accurate tool
holder mounting. Micrometer adjustment of
turret and cross slide tools provides fast, ac-
curate size adjustment.
 Get "Special Tool" Results With
Standard Tools and Attachments ...
The built-in machining features of the "AC"
machines reduce special tool requirements to a minimum.
All but the most complex work usually can be
done with basic standard tools and attachments, some
of which are shown below.

Tooling areas are out in the open on these short-setup

chucking automatics.
Cutter holders can be mounted or moved rapidly, and
cutters are adjusted quickly and with little effort during
production. In the photo above, the operator easily
reaches a direct-reading Micrometer Adjuster for ac-
curate longitudinal adjustment of a Turning Head .
Single Cutter Blocks
For front or rear cross sl ides.
Short or long blocks available.

Three Slot Cutter Holder

This heavy duty cutter holder is one of the variety of
standard shank-type tools used in turning and boring heads Multiple Turning Head
on "AC" machines. For combined turning and boring cuts.
One of the basic tools for "AC" turrets.

Taper Attachment Die Head Resetter Cutting Fluld Distributor

Guides a standard Turret Slide Head to Automatically resets self-opening die Provides direct flow of cutting fluid to
cut tapers and simple contours. heads during the job cycle. the tool station in use. Particularly useful
for oil hole tools.