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Used loader in Grand Est, France

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    1999 IEMCA BOSS 542/42LL

    1999 IEMCA BOSS 542/42LL

    • Manufacturer: Iemca

    Accessories: guide channel D 42 Controls: konventionell | Country of origin: Italy | Delivery time: immediately | Delivery terms: ex works, loaded on truck | Weight of the machine ca.: 1,1 t | Dimensions l/w/h: 4...

    Haguenau, France
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    1998 BREUNING IRCO SiMag 50

    1998 BREUNING IRCO SiMag 50

    • Manufacturer: Breuning - Irco
    • Model: SiMag
    • Power requirement: 2 kW

    Single-Channel bar loading magazine BREUNING IRCO - SiMag 70.1 R - incl. misc. feed-channels 13, (23), 33mm

    Haguenau, France
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    DMG MORI - DMU 70

    DMG MORI - DMU 70 - 5-Axis Vertical Machining Center - 2014

    • Manufacturer: DMG Mori
    • Model: DMU 70

    Number of tool positions: 30 Spindle power: 14 kW Spindle speed: 14,000 [rpm] A-axis travel: 360 [°] (+/-) Indexing accuracy: 0.001 [°] Stroke: -10 / +95 [°] Indexing accuracy: 0.001 [°] Tool Changer Type ...

    Sausheim, France
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Machine tools are devices used in manufacturing to shape or machine metal and other rigid materials, typically by cutting, boring, grinding, shearing, or other forms of deformation. They are essential in producing precise and complex parts in industries such as automotive, aerospace, and electronics, and include a variety of machines like lathes, milling machines, and CNC machines.

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