Hardinge Conquest 42 Chucking Machine, 1988

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Artifact Overview

Chucking machines are used to manufacture high precision parts that are turned, faced, bored, threaded, or otherwise machined while being held in a chuck or collet. A variety of different cutting tools are successively used to shape the part. The Conquest 42 combines the high precision of its manually operated predecessors with the flexibility and automatic operation made possible by computer control.

Artifact Details

Artifact

Chucking machine

Date Made

1988

Location

Not on exhibit to the public.

Object ID

89.39.2

Credit

From the Collections of The Henry Ford. Gift of Hardinge Brothers, Inc.

Material

Steel (Alloy)
Iron (Metal)
Composite material

Dimensions

Height: 5.583 ft
Width: 7 ft
Depth: 4.583 ft
Weight: 10000 lbs

Inscriptions

Nameplate: HARDINGE PRECISION Front: CONQUEST 42