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Used Hermle Vertical Milling Machines

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    1996 Hermle UWF 902 H

    1996 Hermle UWF 902 H Machining Center

    • Manufacturer: Hermle
    • Model: UWF 902

    Imperial Metric Current Electrics 460/3/60

    Elk Grove Village, IL
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    1994 HERMLE UWF 802M

    1994 HERMLE UWF 802M

    • Manufacturer: Hermle
    • Model: UWF 802M

    This 3-axis HERMLE UWF 802M was manufactured in 1994. It features a robust table size of 800 x 500 mm, capable of handling a maximum load of 500 kg. Equipped with a Heidenhain TNC control unit, it offers precise ...

    Spain
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    1998 HERMLE UWF 1202 S

    1998 HERMLE UWF 1202 S

    • Manufacturer: Hermle
    • Model: UWF 1202

    This 3-axis Hermle UWF 1202 S was manufactured in 1998. It features a Heidenhain TNC 426 control and offers travel paths of X=850 mm, Y=630 mm, and Z=500 mm. Included is a chip conveyor. Ideal for those looking t...

    Germany

Overview

Vertical milling machines are essential tools in manufacturing and machining. These machines have a vertical spindle that holds and rotates the cutting tool, allowing for precise shaping and drilling of metal or other materials. They are versatile and widely used in various industries for tasks such as slot cutting, drilling, and face milling.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used vertical milling machine?

Check the machine's overall condition, including the spindle, table, and control systems. Evaluate the machine's accuracy, wear, and any included accessories or attachments.

How do I ensure the vertical milling machine is shipped safely to my location?

Use a specialized transport service for heavy machinery. Ensure the machine is properly secured and protected with padding and straps during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a vertical milling machine?

Regular maintenance includes lubricating moving parts, checking and tightening bolts, and inspecting electrical components. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for specific intervals and procedures.