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Used Broaching, Slotting in Austria

  • 1979 FRÖMAG Rapida RAD 63/425

    1979 FRÖMAG Rapida RAD 63/425 Keyseating machine

    • Manufacturer: Fromag
    • Model: RAPIDA RAD 63425
    • Power requirement: 4 kW

    Automatic infeed 0.01 - 22mm Accessories: Dividing head Drawing knives size 32, 27, 25, 16, 12 mm 2x guide rods 32, 22 mm 2x feed rods

    Niederkappel, Austria
  • 1968 FRÖMAG KZH 100/425 Keyseating

    1968 FRÖMAG KZH 100/425 Keyseating machine

    • Manufacturer: Fromag

    Control: conventional | Groove width: 100 mm | Pulling length: 425 mm | Traction - max.: / t | Total power requirement: kW | Machine weight approx.: 0,8 t | Space requirement approx.: 1,2 x 0,9 x 1,6 m

    Niederkappel, Austria
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    Vertical shaping machines- conventional only

    • Manufacturer: CNC - Maschinentechnik

    We supply vertical slotting machines with a stroke range from 150 mm to 1,000 mm and with rotary dividing table sizes from Ø 400 mm to Ø 1,400mm. VSK350 - Precision notching machine Conventional grooving machines...

    Breitenfurt bei Wien, Austria

Overview

Broaching and slotting machines are used to cut precise shapes and slots in metal or other materials. Broaching involves a toothed tool that removes material in a linear motion, while slotting machines use a vertical reciprocating motion to cut slots. These machines are essential in manufacturing for creating keyways, splines, and other intricate shapes.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used broaching or slotting machine?

Check for the machine's age, overall condition, and any signs of wear or damage. Verify the machine's capabilities and specifications to ensure it meets your needs.

How do I safely ship a broaching or slotting machine?

Use a specialized transport service familiar with heavy machinery. Ensure the machine is properly secured and protected during transit to prevent any damage.

What is the maintenance schedule for broaching and slotting machines?

Regular maintenance includes lubrication of moving parts, inspection of cutting tools, and checking for wear on critical components. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for detailed maintenance intervals.