We have in stock several Davenport Model B screw machines for sale. Many of the Davenport standard equipment options and attachments available to configure a Davenport Model B screw machine are listed here. Optionally, turnkey setup services can be provided, where we would supply the machine fully tooled and already proven to produce your part automatically and within tolerance before it is delivered to your plant. Please use our quick RFQ form below and we will review your specific requirements and follow up with a machinery quotation and/or recommendation for your consideration.
Used Davenport Model B Multi Spindle Automatic Screw Machines:
(equipped based on your requirements)
Base Equipment:
- Feed Tube Capacity: (oversized)
- 13/16" Round
- 11/16" Hexagon
- 19/32" Square
- Spindle Speed Range: 500 - 4500 RPM
- Number of Changes of Spindle Speeds: 27
- Range of Feed Gears: 0.8 - 18.4 seconds
- Number of Changes of Feed Gears: 60
- Standard Feed Out: 3" (2-1/2" turned)
- Long Bed Feed Out: 5" (4-1/2" turned)
- Machine Weight: approximately 3,600 pounds
- Cross Slides in 1st Position and/or 2nd Position
- Optional Vertical Cross Slide in 3rd Position
- Main Drive Motor and Associated Push Button Controls
- Specify Line Voltage - 240 or 480 VAC 3-phase standard
- Double Action Chip Conveyor
- Bijur Lubrication System
- Stock Reel and Stand
Davenport Attachment Options:
- Threading Attachment
- Pick-Off Attachment
- Back Finish Attachment
Other Possible Upgrades & Davenport Screw Machine Options:
- Collet Chucker Screw Machine Conversion & Retrofit
- Spindle Stopping Clutches
- Automatic Bar Feeder
- Nowak Chucks
Sample pictures of used Davenport Model B screw machines in stock:
Please use our form below to request for quote a Davenport Model B multi-spindle screw machine. We can equip Davenport multispindles to your individual specifications. Simply fill out and submit the short form below - we will then review your specific requirements and follow up with a quotation and/or recommendation for your consideration.
