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The AMC-Schou L-2500V is a heavy-duty line boring machine built for professional engine-rebuilding shops. It’s designed to accurately re-bore main bearing tunnels, cam tunnels, and other engine block bores — giving you the capacity to handle everything from automotive to large industrial or diesel blocks. With a max block length capacity of 100″ (2540 mm) and robust spindle/traverse design, the L-2500V delivers precision, repeatability, and reliability — ideal for shops that demand tight tolerances and long-term durability.
Because of its rugged build and flexible tooling support, this machine is equally suited to high-volume engine rebuilding or custom restoration work — a core part of a well-rounded engine re-machining workflow.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Max Block Length | 2540 mm (100″) |
| Max Distance Parallels → Boring Bar | 850 mm (33.5″) |
| Max Boring Bar Travel | 680 mm (26.8″) |
| Max Boring Diameter (with proper bar) | 110 mm (≈ 4.33″) |
| Spindle Speed | 0 – 750 rpm (variable) |
| Feed Rate (Jog / Fast Feed) | 6 – 1000 mm/min (≈ 0.3 – 39.4 in/min) |
| Spindle Motor | 1.5 kW (≈ 2 hp) |
| Feed Motor | 0.37 kW (≈ 0.5 hp) |
| Machine Height | 2200 mm (86.6″) |
| Machine Length (Total) | 5100 mm (≈ 200.8″) |
| Machine Width | 800 mm (≈ 31.5″) |
| Working Space Required | 7600 × 800 mm (≈ 299.2″ × 31.5″) |
| Net Machine Weight (approx.) | 2700 kg (≈ 5,940 lb) |
| Shipping Weight (approx.) | 3140 kg (≈ 6,908 lb) |
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Backed by 50+ years in engine machining and reconditioning.
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Your machine’s long-term performance is our priority.
Decades before today’s engine shops trusted our equipment, Tony was already deep in the craft — rebuilding motors, machining blocks, and pushing for better precision.
A local newspaper once featured him as a standout young machinist, noting his drive, attention to detail, and obsession with doing things the right way. That same passion would eventually shape our company’s values.
Today, that commitment lives on in every machine we sell, every customer we support, and every shop we help succeed.