The AMC-Schou K-2700U is a heavy-duty crankshaft grinder built for shops that handle long, large, or heavy crankshafts — think long inline engines, large diesel engines, or industrial shafts. With a massive between-chucks capacity and sturdy construction, this machine brings the full power, precision, and reliability needed to grind big crankshafts in-house. Whether you’re doing heavy truck, industrial, or performance engine work, the K-2700U delivers the capacity and robustness to get the job done right.
Designed with AMC-Schou’s heavy castings, over-dimensioned bearings, and full hydraulic support, this grinder gives smooth, vibration-free operation — even under the toughest workloads.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Max Distance Between Chucks | 2750 mm (108″) |
| Max Distance Between Centres | 2750 mm (108″) |
| Swing Over Table | 690 mm (27″) — upgradeable to 750 mm (29.5″) |
| Max Stroke (twice centre offset) | 280 mm (11″) |
| Max Workpiece Diameter (new wheel) | 600 mm (23.5″) |
| Max Workpiece Diameter (chuck, work- and tailstock) | 250 mm (10″) |
| Max Weight Between Chucks | 1400 kg (≈ 3080 lb) |
| Workpiece Spindle Speed | 15–90 rpm (stepless) |
| Table Speed (stepless) | 0 – 158 in/min (0–4000 mm/min) |
| Wheel Slide Rapid Traverse | 3000 mm/min (118 in/min) |
| Grinding Wheel Diameter | 813 mm (32″) |
| Grinding Wheel Width (min – max) | 19 – 63.5 mm (0.75″ – 2.5″) |
| Grinding Wheel Motor | 7.5 kW (≈ 10 hp) |
| Hydraulic Power Pump (U-machine) | 2.2 kW (≈ 3 hp) |
| Coolant Pump Motor | 0.16 kW (≈ 0.21 hp) |
| Machine Footprint (L × W × H) | ≈ 6000 mm × 2030 mm × 1550 mm (≈ 237″ × 80″ × 61″) |
| Approx. Machine Weight | ≈ 6700 kg (≈ 14,740 lb) |
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