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    2006 OKUMA HERITAGE ES-L10II

    2006 OKUMA HERITAGE ES-L10II

    • Manufacturer: Okuma
    • Model: ES-L10 II
    • Spindle bore: 79.756 millimeter

    Okuma ES-L10 II CNC Lathe, Tailstock, Coolant Tank/Pump, Chip Conveyor, Tailstock, Parts Catcher, Pre-Wired Bar Feed Interface

    Burlington, Canada
  • OB7-Stretch - Collaborative 7-Axis Robot

    OB7-Stretch - Collaborative 7-Axis Robot CNC mill Package

      Standard Features Rolling Robot Stand Robot Work/Assembly Table PG2 Parallel Gripper Electronic Robot Interface includes (8) inputs/outputs controller, regulator, and (2) valves 4” Pneumatic Soft Jaw Air Vise Cle...

      Flesherton, Canada
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      2004 Okuma Howa Twin Star

      2004 Okuma Howa Twin Star LT200-MY Turning Center

      • Manufacturer: Okuma
      • Model: LT200 MY

      When you think of precision machining, finding a turning center that seamlessly blends reliability with versatility can be a challenge. The 2004 Okuma Howa Twin Star LT200-MY emerges as a noteworthy contender, es...

      Mississauga, Canada
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      2010 Okuma LB3000 EX MY

      2010 Okuma LB3000 EX MY C950

      • Manufacturer: Okuma
      • Model: LB3000 EX MY

      CNC machines are an integral tool in the manufacturing industry. With that said, the 2010 Okuma LB3000 EX MY C950 stands out as a reliable and versatile option for shops aiming to enhance their turning capabiliti...

      Mississauga, Canada

    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.