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Used Universal Milling Machines in Tokyo, Japan

  • 1989 Yamazaki Giken, vertical milling

    1989 Yamazaki Giken, vertical milling machine (boring)

    • Manufacturer: Giken
    • Model: YZ-8C

    Table size: T)1500×350 | Main axis no: NT-50 | Specifications / included: 3-axis HEIDENHAIN | Number: 3- | Stroke (x, y, z): S)X850,Y350,Z540 | Main shaft rpm / step: 45-1600rpm/16

    Tokyo, Japan
  • 1989 Iwashita vertical milling machine

    1989 Iwashita vertical milling machine (knee type)

      Table size: T)1000×250 | Main axis no: NT-40 | Number: 1-1/4 | Stroke (x, y, z): S)X650,Y240,Z400 | Main shaft rpm / step: 150-2000rpm

      Tokyo, Japan
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      1991 Yamazaki Giken, vertical milling machine (boring)

      • Manufacturer: Giken
      • Model: YZ-8L

      Table size: T)1600×460 | Main axis no: NT-50 | Specifications / included: XYZ digital | Number: 3- | Stroke (x, y, z): S)X900,Y420,Z580 | Main shaft rpm / step: 48-1700rpm/16

      Tokyo, Japan

    Overview

    Universal milling machines are versatile and durable machines used in various milling applications. They are capable of performing both horizontal and vertical milling operations and can handle complex, multi-axis tasks. These machines are ideal for producing precise parts in manufacturing and industrial settings, offering flexibility and efficiency in machining operations.

    FAQ

    What should I look for when purchasing a used universal milling machine?

    Check the machine's overall condition, including wear on the spindle and table. Verify the accuracy of its movement and inspect any included tooling. Maintenance records are also important to review.

    How can I safely ship a universal milling machine?

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

    What maintenance is required for a universal milling machine?

    Regular maintenance includes lubricating moving parts, checking and adjusting the alignment, and cleaning the machine to prevent debris buildup. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.