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    1997 Wasino LG-7 CNC Gang

    1997 Wasino LG-7 CNC Gang Style Lathe with Auto Loader

    • Manufacturer: Amada - Wasino
    • Model: G07

    Automated Loading Robot 10 Position Rotary Work Stocker Gang Style Tool Lathe 5.25" 3 Jaw Hydraulic Chuck Rigid Tapping Spindle Orientation Coolant Tank with Pump RS 232 Port Interface All Available Manuals

    $5,500 USD
    New York, USA
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    2005 Wasino G-07F

    2005 Wasino G-07F

    • Manufacturer: Amada - Wasino
    • Model: G07

    WASINO G07 GANG TOOL CNC LATHE NEW: 2005 SPECIFICATIONS: Maximum Swing Over Bed: 15.75" X-Axis Travel: 18.875 Z-Axis Travel: 11.219 Maximum Bar Capacity: 2" Spi...

    $14,500 USD
    Harrison, NJ
  • 2007 Doosan PUMA MX2500ST

    2007 Doosan PUMA MX2500ST

    • Manufacturer: Doosan
    • Model: PUMA MX2500

    CNC Turning Center -EQUIPPED WITH- Fanuc 18i-TB CNC Control Pendulum Style B Axis Head Full C Axis Spindle Movement Both Spindles Sub Turret with 12 Positions Live Milling/Drilling Capability Upper & Lower Y Axis...

    Town of Rockingham, VT

Overview

Multi-axis machines are advanced tools used in manufacturing processes that involve complex movements and precise cutting. These machines can operate on multiple axes simultaneously, allowing for intricate designs and reducing the need for multiple setups. They are crucial in industries such as aerospace, automotive, and medical device manufacturing.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used multi-axis machine?

Consider the machine's age, overall condition, and the number of hours it has been used. Check for maintenance records and ensure the machine's software and hardware are up-to-date.

How can I ensure safe shipping of a multi-axis machine?

Use a reputable transport service that specializes in heavy machinery. Ensure the machine is properly secured and protected against potential damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a multi-axis machine?

Regular maintenance includes checking and calibrating the axis movements, lubricating moving parts, inspecting electrical connections, and updating software as needed. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for detailed maintenance guidelines.