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HARRISON THE LATHE

T S Harrison & Sons was founded in 1898 and in the year 1900 built their first
Harrison Lathe in Yorkshire, England. Harrison enjoys a long lathe history that
spans over 110 years.

About Us

History has it recorded that T. S. Harrison and Sons Ltd. of Heckmondwike ,England a small repair shop at that time, had established itself as textile machinery manufacturer and soon built the first ever known Harrison Lathe. Back then Mr.Thomas Strickland Harrison with his sons produced a simple lathe called the treadle machine, which has today transcended itself over time to become a “Premiere World Class Precision Engine Lathe”.

Experience comes with time, so with over 110 years of Building Lathes we bring a great deal hands on experience to our customers. Proudly sharing that as a company to date they have cumulatively sold 140,000 Harrison Lathes throughout the world. This includes a large population of over 25,000 machines being shipped into the North American manufacturing market.

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Our Goal

Our goal is to provide you, the customer, the best turning solutions worldwide. Our standard of excellence and reputation for building the finest manual center turning lathes and our world famous Alpha Harrison Manual CNC Combination Lathes have been built on customer service, support, and trust.

 

We strive to offer the best precision quality, best value, and best customer service, so as to be the "Best of the Best" in the metalworking industry. Let us build a Harrison Lathe for you like we have done for 140,000 installations worldwide over our 120  year history. Call Toll Free: 800-575-2843 Email: info@harrisonlathe.com

HARRISON PRECISION MANUAL CENTRE LATHES

We clearly recognize after selling and installing 100,000 Thousandth Harrison Lathe, that you are not JUST our customer, but our manufacturing PARTNER

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HARRISON LATHE ACCESSORIES

We understand the importance of FINE TUNING your lathe with the best, most precise and versatile accessories possible, so you can make MUSIC with your Lathe.

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