To date there exists a North American Machine population of nearly20,000 lathes and 140,000 machines throughout the world. HARRISON THE LATHE:T S Harrison & Sons was founded in 1898 and in the year 1900 built their first Harrison Lathe in Yorkshire, England.Harrison enjoys a long lathe history that spans over 110 years. Powerful headstock gear transmission providesthe power needed for heavy metal removal, State of the art electrics, combined with easy access to all the lathe controls, facilitateoperation of the lathe. These lathes operatewell in in machine shops, toolrooms, research & devolpment (R& D) facilities, maintenance and repair operations (MRO)departments, educational –vocational training institutions, gun smithing and serious high end hobbyist’s,etc.The M300 offers theoperator,instructor and student, maximum performance for a compact conventional lathe.

High quality designand manufacture, reliable performance, long life and standards of safety meeting all international and including the latest EuropeanCE requirements, make the conventional lathe an outstanding asset in any workshop.The precison accuracy, robust and ergonomicallydesigned aspects of M300 manual lathe, qualify it to function in virtually every environment imaginable. Thus making it one of the mostoutstanding premiere manual lathes of its kind in manufacturing world today.M300 lathes are designed and manufacturedto a standard of excellence, that have established and made all Harrison built Lathes among the world’s finest.

Harrison M300 Centre LatheThe M300 Harrison precision geared head 13” (330 mm) swing lathe is available with 25” (750 mm) or40” (1000 mm) center distances It is a fully-functional lathe capable of executing the entire range of turning, facing, boring,facing, threading and taper turning operations required of a conventional manual lathe.

Harrison m250 lathe manual machine