Beach Equipment Company - Distributor of Wheel Servive Equipment

ALL TOOL 777 MICROFINISHER's

HIGH PRODUCTION BRAKE LATHE FOR THE BUSIEST SHOP

The ALLTOOL Micro finisher is the most durable, easiest to use brake lathe on the market today. It is an industrial quality brake lathe weighing over 700 lbs.. The large mass of the 777 reduces vibration and produces brake surfaces that are Micro finished rather than just resurfaced. Will cut brake drums 7" to 20" in diameter (6" to 22-3/4" diameter x 13" deep with optional adapters). Cuts ROTORS 5" to 17" diameter and 2-1/4" thick. CUTS FLYWHEEL SURFACE from 5" to 16" in diameter x 2-3/16" thick.

ALLTOOL includes at no cost, many accessories that other brake lathe manufacturers consider extra charge items.

	Work bench
	Stand and pegboard
	Worklight
	Automotive cone set
	Arbor tools
	Variable speed feed
	Variable speed arbor
	Disk silencer
	Drum silencer
	All included at no extra cost

Built to last -nearly 400 pounds heavier than the competition

Easy to operate -little or no training required

Less than .001 run-out in the arbor -cuts parts virtually run-out free

Split collets -assure accurate mounting

Refinishes virtually all car and light truck rotors, drums and flywheels -in one cut

Changeover from disc to rotor lathe takes only four seconds -more productivity

Simplified, durable control panel -enables "see it, do it" operation

777 MICROFINISHER's weight and mass enable you to choose the best cut. The 777 can be outfitted with a wide variety of accessories to meet your specific needs.

Use negative rake tools when cutting cast iron and on a rigid machine setup*

Use positive rake tools when cutting steel (herd spots on flywheels may simulate steel) and on a machine or setups which lack rigidity*

* Recommendations are from Machining Data Handbook 3rd edition, and from Tool Application Handbook from Kennemetal

The Midas Story

Midas does more brakes work than anyone else in the world; therefore their approval of the ALL TOOL 777 and addition of it to their program is significant. In 1996, Midas not only approved the ALL TOOL 777, they called it "The Lathe of Choice" of their technicians. In the 2 year evaluation, Midas found that "the 777 consistently gives an exceptional microfinish to both drums and rotors that," (Midas has concluded)" is the ideal final finish.

Midas found that the heavy mass of the ALL TOOL 777 keeps down vibration.

The Midas evaluation center is also an active retail shop which cuts 60 to 70 drums and rotors a day. When faced with the happy choice of lathes from all the major lathe manufacturers, the ALL TOOL 777 was the only machine used because of the speed and quality of finish.