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Used compacteren in Germany

  • 1998 CRAWFORD SWIFT 5207 #1077-03889

    1998 CRAWFORD SWIFT 5207 #1077-03889

    • Manufacturer: CRAWFORD SWIFT

    Renishaw Probe Depth of profile with 80mm tool 355mm @ 1400mm dia. The technical data are manufacturer or operator specifications and are therefore not binding for us. We reserve the right to prior sale; our term...

    Dorsten, Germany
  • 1990 CRAWFORD SWIFT 5110 #1077-03888

    1990 CRAWFORD SWIFT 5110 #1077-03888

    • Manufacturer: CRAWFORD SWIFT

    Machine number 5110 The technical data are manufacturer or operator specifications and are therefore not binding for us. We reserve the right to prior sale; our terms and conditions of business and sale apply exc...

    Dorsten, Germany
  • MFD - HOESCH D1000 GY-YF

    MFD - HOESCH D1000 GY-YF #1077-V0097

    • Manufacturer: Hoesch

    4 Jaw Chuck Ø 1,230 mm D.R.O. Heidenhain The technical data are manufacturer or operator specifications and are therefore not binding for us. We reserve the right to prior sale; our terms and conditions of busine...

    Dorsten, Germany

Overview

Roll lathes are specialized machines used in the metalworking industry for turning, cutting, and shaping cylindrical workpieces such as rolls or shafts. These machines are essential for producing precise and uniform components in industries like manufacturing, automotive, and aerospace.

FAQ

What should I look for when buying a used roll lathe?

Check the machine's overall condition, including the bed, spindle, and bearings. Verify the accuracy of the lathe and review maintenance records if available.

How can I ensure safe shipping for a roll lathe?

Hire a transport company experienced in moving heavy machinery. Make sure the lathe is properly secured, and protected from any potential damage during transit.

What maintenance is required for roll lathes?

Regularly check and lubricate the spindle, bearings, and ways. Keep the machine clean and inspect for any signs of wear or damage. Follow the manufacturer’s maintenance guidelines.