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  • 2008 SNC - 20HPISP type

    2008 SNC - 20HPISP type

      Control number "No. B-0 3 Made by Seibu Electric (gang-type) Model: SNC-20HPISP

      Osaka, Japan
    • 2010 Hasegawa C24

      2010 Hasegawa C24

      • Manufacturer: Hasegawa

      FANUC Collet chuck 8 square turret stroke X100 Z240 Swing 250 Machine dimensions 1390 x 1000 x h1625 Machine weight 1200kg Electric capacity 7.5KVA If there is any difference between the contents and the actual p...

      Tatebayashi, Japan
    • 2014 Amada Machine Tools A12

      2014 Amada Machine Tools A12

      • Manufacturer: Amada

      FANUC0i-TD 9-inch 3-jaw Scroll chuck (Kitagawa/JN09T ) 12 square turret Stroke X140 Y100 Z350 Spindle speed 2900 rpm Rotary tool spindle speed 10000 rpm Electric capacity 19KVA Machine weight 2.

      Tatebayashi, Japan
    • 2018 Takamatsu CNC Precision Lathe

      2018 Takamatsu CNC Precision Lathe [J-WAVE PLUS].

      • Manufacturer: Takamatsu

      Product name: NC lathe | Main specifications: NC device: Mitsubishi Electric M80, Tool post shape: Comb, Square bite opening 20 mm, Maximum travel (X.Z) 200 x 250, Rapid traverse speed (X.Z) 18 x 18 m/min

      Tokigawa, Japan
    • CNC LATHE

      CNC LATHE

      • Manufacturer: Mori Seiki

      CNC Lathe (MORI) LL-8 Model 1984 Overhauled in 2006 (Repaired bed, new electrical/control system, overhaul) FANUC - 21i- TB On bed 1300mm On saddle 1250mm Khongar from core 2600mm

      Chiba, Japan

    Overview

    CNC lathes are advanced machining tools used for precision turning and shaping of metal and other materials. These computer-controlled machines offer high accuracy and efficiency, making them essential for manufacturing complex parts in industries such as automotive, aerospace, and electronics. They can perform various operations like cutting, drilling, and threading with minimal human intervention.

    FAQ

    What factors should I consider when buying a used CNC lathe?

    Consider the machine's age, overall condition, operating hours, and any included tooling. Check for maintenance records and look for signs of wear or damage.

    How can I ensure safe shipping for a CNC lathe?

    Use a reputable transport service specializing in heavy machinery. Ensure the machine is properly secured and protected during transit to prevent any damage.

    What is the maintenance schedule for a CNC lathe?

    Regular maintenance includes checking lubrication systems, inspecting and replacing worn parts, and ensuring the machine is clean and free of debris. Consult the manufacturer’s manual for detailed maintenance intervals.