Divine Industries

• Bed: Rigid base that holds the entire assembly.

• Headstock: Contains the motor, spindle, and drive system.

• Tailstock: Supports the other end of the workpiece and can hold tools.

• Carriage: Moves along the bed; holds and moves the cutting tool.

• Lead Screw & Feed Rod: Used for threading and automatic feed.

• Chuck: Holds the workpiece firmly in place.

• Engine Lathe: Versatile, commonly used in workshops.

• Turret Lathe: Ideal for repetitive production.

• CNC Lathe: Computer-controlled, offers high precision.

• Bench Lathe: Small-scale, suitable for hobbyists.

• Toolroom Lathe: High precision, used in tooling and die-making.

DIVINE lathe machine is a versatile machine tool used primarily for shaping pieces of metal, wood, or other materials by rotating the workpiece against various cutting tools. It is one of the oldest and most important machine tools in manufacturing.

• Function: A lathe rotates a workpiece on its axis to perform operations such as cutting, sanding, knurling, drilling, or deformation.

• Main Purpose: To remove material from a workpiece to produce cylindrical parts with high precision.

1. Bed: The base of the lathe; provides support and rigidity.

2. Headstock: Contains the motor and the mechanism for rotating the spindle.

3. Tailstock: Supports the other end of the workpiece and can hold tools for drilling or reaming.

4. Carriage: Moves the cutting tool longitudinally and crosswise.

5. Chuck: Holds the workpiece firmly in place.

6. Tool Post: Holds the cutting tool.

• Engine Lathe (Center Lathe): Most common type for general purpose.

• Turret Lathe: Used for repetitive production of duplicate parts.

• CNC Lathe: Computer-controlled, used for precision and automated manufacturing.

• Bench Lathe: Small and used for light-duty work.

• Manufacturing of machine parts

• Woodturning and artistic designs

• Automotive and aerospace components

• Thread cutting and shaft making

DIVINE lathe machine is a versatile machine tool used primarily for shaping pieces of metal, wood, or other materials by rotating the workpiece against various cutting tools. It is one of the oldest and most important machine tools in manufacturing.

• Function: A lathe rotates a workpiece on its axis to perform operations such as cutting, sanding, knurling, drilling, or deformation.

• Main Purpose: To remove material from a workpiece to produce cylindrical parts with high precision.

1. Bed: The base of the lathe; provides support and rigidity.

2. Headstock: Contains the motor and the mechanism for rotating the spindle.

3. Tailstock: Supports the other end of the workpiece and can hold tools for drilling or reaming.

4. Carriage: Moves the cutting tool longitudinally and crosswise.

5. Chuck: Holds the workpiece firmly in place.

6. Tool Post: Holds the cutting tool.

• Engine Lathe (Center Lathe): Most common type for general purpose.

• Turret Lathe: Used for repetitive production of duplicate parts.

• CNC Lathe: Computer-controlled, used for precision and automated manufacturing.

• Bench Lathe: Small and used for light-duty work.

• Manufacturing of machine parts

• Woodturning and artistic designs

• Automotive and aerospace components

• Thread cutting and shaft making

• Cast Iron Bed: A good lathe has a heavy, rigid bed made from high-grade cast iron to dampen vibration and ensure machining accuracy.

• Induction-Hardened Guideways: For long life and resistance to wear.

• Ground and Polished Surfaces: Precision-ground ways and spindles reduce friction and improve smooth movement.

💡 A rigid structure minimizes chatter, especially during deep cuts or heavy turning.

• Runout Tolerance: A high-quality lathe has minimal spindle runout (typically <0.01 mm or <0.0004"). Measured using a dial gauge.

• Bearing Type: Tapered roller bearings or angular contact bearings are preferred in precision machines.

• Spindle Bore: Larger bores allow more versatile operations.

• Precision Ground Lead Screw: Important for accurate threading and smooth feed movement.

• Backlash-Free Movement: High-quality machines use anti-backlash nuts or ball screws (especially in CNC lathes).

• Accurate Cross Slide: Should move smoothly with micrometric precision.

• Tailstock must align perfectly with the spindle centerline.

• Should have minimal play and lock firmly without shifting.

• Precision ground quill with accurate graduation markings is a plus.

• Quick-change tool posts are more stable and time-saving.

• Turret or gang tooling in CNC should be well aligned and rigid.

• Carriage should slide smoothly without jerks or slack.

• One of the best tests of quality: run the lathe and inspect the finish on a turned surface.

• A smooth, even, and chatter-free surface indicates solid mechanical and structural quality.

• Flat Belt Pulley 
• V Belt Pulley 
• Pulley Bore 2 inch to 8 inch 

DIVINE is a manufacturer & Exporters of Lathe Machine Parts like back plate, stredy rest, gear, change gear set, apron, face plate, tool post, compund slide, etc

• Bed Induction Harding/ Grinding 
• Bed extension 
• Headstock brash reparing 
• surface slide tarsite 
• general service 
• headstock boaring 
• machine general repairing  

• 3 Speed Gear Box 
• 5 Speed Gear Box 
• Full Norton Gear Box 
• Jombo Full Norton Gear Box 
• Double Shaft Norton Gear Box 

• Bed: Rigid base that holds the entire assembly.

• Headstock: Contains the motor, spindle, and drive system.

• Tailstock: Supports the other end of the workpiece and can hold tools.

• Carriage: Moves along the bed; holds and moves the cutting tool.

• Lead Screw & Feed Rod: Used for threading and automatic feed.

• Chuck: Holds the workpiece firmly in place.

• Engine Lathe: Versatile, commonly used in workshops.

• Turret Lathe: Ideal for repetitive production.

• CNC Lathe: Computer-controlled, offers high precision.

• Bench Lathe: Small-scale, suitable for hobbyists.

• Toolroom Lathe: High precision, used in tooling and die-making.

• Bed: Rigid base that holds the entire assembly.

• Headstock: Contains the motor, spindle, and drive system.

• Tailstock: Supports the other end of the workpiece and can hold tools.

• Carriage: Moves along the bed; holds and moves the cutting tool.

• Lead Screw & Feed Rod: Used for threading and automatic feed.

• Chuck: Holds the workpiece firmly in place.

• Engine Lathe: Versatile, commonly used in workshops.

• Turret Lathe: Ideal for repetitive production.

• CNC Lathe: Computer-controlled, offers high precision.

• Bench Lathe: Small-scale, suitable for hobbyists.

• Toolroom Lathe: High precision, used in tooling and die-making.

• Bed: Rigid base that holds the entire assembly.

• Headstock: Contains the motor, spindle, and drive system.

• Tailstock: Supports the other end of the workpiece and can hold tools.

• Carriage: Moves along the bed; holds and moves the cutting tool.

• Lead Screw & Feed Rod: Used for threading and automatic feed.

• Chuck: Holds the workpiece firmly in place.

• Engine Lathe: Versatile, commonly used in workshops.

• Turret Lathe: Ideal for repetitive production.

• CNC Lathe: Computer-controlled, offers high precision.

• Bench Lathe: Small-scale, suitable for hobbyists.

• Toolroom Lathe: High precision, used in tooling and die-making.

DIVINE lathe machine is a versatile machine tool used primarily for shaping pieces of metal, wood, or other materials by rotating the workpiece against various cutting tools. It is one of the oldest and most important machine tools in manufacturing.

• Function: A lathe rotates a workpiece on its axis to perform operations such as cutting, sanding, knurling, drilling, or deformation.

• Main Purpose: To remove material from a workpiece to produce cylindrical parts with high precision.

1. Bed: The base of the lathe; provides support and rigidity.

2. Headstock: Contains the motor and the mechanism for rotating the spindle.

3. Tailstock: Supports the other end of the workpiece and can hold tools for drilling or reaming.

4. Carriage: Moves the cutting tool longitudinally and crosswise.

5. Chuck: Holds the workpiece firmly in place.

6. Tool Post: Holds the cutting tool.

• Engine Lathe (Center Lathe): Most common type for general purpose.

• Turret Lathe: Used for repetitive production of duplicate parts.

• CNC Lathe: Computer-controlled, used for precision and automated manufacturing.

• Bench Lathe: Small and used for light-duty work.

• Manufacturing of machine parts

• Woodturning and artistic designs

• Automotive and aerospace components

• Thread cutting and shaft making

DIVINE lathe machine is a versatile machine tool used primarily for shaping pieces of metal, wood, or other materials by rotating the workpiece against various cutting tools. It is one of the oldest and most important machine tools in manufacturing.

• Function: A lathe rotates a workpiece on its axis to perform operations such as cutting, sanding, knurling, drilling, or deformation.

• Main Purpose: To remove material from a workpiece to produce cylindrical parts with high precision.

1. Bed: The base of the lathe; provides support and rigidity.

2. Headstock: Contains the motor and the mechanism for rotating the spindle.

3. Tailstock: Supports the other end of the workpiece and can hold tools for drilling or reaming.

4. Carriage: Moves the cutting tool longitudinally and crosswise.

5. Chuck: Holds the workpiece firmly in place.

6. Tool Post: Holds the cutting tool.

• Engine Lathe (Center Lathe): Most common type for general purpose.

• Turret Lathe: Used for repetitive production of duplicate parts.

• CNC Lathe: Computer-controlled, used for precision and automated manufacturing.

• Bench Lathe: Small and used for light-duty work.

• Manufacturing of machine parts

• Woodturning and artistic designs

• Automotive and aerospace components

• Thread cutting and shaft making

• Bed: Rigid base that holds the entire assembly.

• Headstock: Contains the motor, spindle, and drive system.

• Tailstock: Supports the other end of the workpiece and can hold tools.

• Carriage: Moves along the bed; holds and moves the cutting tool.

• Lead Screw & Feed Rod: Used for threading and automatic feed.

• Chuck: Holds the workpiece firmly in place.

• Engine Lathe: Versatile, commonly used in workshops.

• Turret Lathe: Ideal for repetitive production.

• CNC Lathe: Computer-controlled, offers high precision.

• Bench Lathe: Small-scale, suitable for hobbyists.

• Toolroom Lathe: High precision, used in tooling and die-making.