JET Lathe: JWL-1015 Lathe JT9-719100

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SKU: JT9-719100
JET Lathe: JWL-1015 Lathe

$629.99 ea.


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Tucson
Phoenix
  • 15-1/2” between centers
  • Six spindle speeds: 500, 840, 1240, 1800, 2630 and 3975
  • Integrated 24 position indexing
  • Improved tensioning system with easier access to belts
  • Wider bed ways provide increased rigidity
  • Live center in the tailstock
Brand Jet
Part # JT9-719100

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