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  • KIWA Triple H40

    KIWA Triple H40

    • Manufacturer: Kiwa

    Column Traverse Type Horizontal Machining Center Column traverse structure assures high rigidity. Easily cuts ferrous materials! Adaptable to a variety of applications due to the fixed table arrangement; it will ...

    Nabari, Japan
  • KIWA KH-5800kai

    KIWA KH-5800kai

    • Manufacturer: Kiwa

    Largest stroke in its class (#40) for Smaller footprint KH-5800kai has large capacity with small footprint. High speed, High rigidity, High precision. Various options, such as 240 tools, 6 or 8 pallets system, ar...

    Nabari, Japan
  • KIWA KH-4500

    KIWA KH-4500

    • Manufacturer: Kiwa
    • Model: KH-4500

    Stepped layout of Bed / Column with high speed features. Stepped layout is adopted for Bed and Column. Various selection for ATC, APC and Spindle speed. Expandable APC and ATC, field installable.

    Nabari, Japan
  • 2006 Mitsubishi EA22ME EDM Die-Sinker

    2006 Mitsubishi EA22ME EDM Die-Sinker

    • Manufacturer: Mitsubishi
    • Model: EA22ME

    Power supply: FP60EA, Control: C21EA-2, Machining tank internal dimensions: W 1100*D 750*H 400, Maximum workpiece dimensions: W 1050*D 700*H 300, stroke: X 500*Y 400*Z 350, T: 850*600, Column up: 100

    Mie, Japan
  • 2000 Mitsubishi FA20 EDM Wire-cut

    2000 Mitsubishi FA20 EDM Wire-cut

    • Manufacturer: Mitsubishi
    • Model: FA20

    W21FA-1, processed dimensions:1050*800*295, stroke:X500Y350Z300

    Mie, Japan
  • 2005 MAKINO GF6 Vertical Machining

    2005 MAKINO GF6 Vertical Machining Center

    • Manufacturer: Makino
    • Model: GF6

    Professional3(FANUC18i-MB5), BT50,stroke:X1050Y600Z560, 主軸回転:30-8000rpm

    Mie, Japan
  • 2001 Kitamura Mｙcenter-0 Vertical Machining

    2001 Kitamura Mｙcenter-0 Vertical Machining Center

    • Manufacturer: Kitamura

    YASNUCi80MB, T:305*460, stroke:X305*Y254Z305, 8000rpm, BT30, ATC-16, 2APC

    Mie, Japan
  • 1996 MAKINO GF6 Vertical Machining

    1996 MAKINO GF6 Vertical Machining Center

    • Manufacturer: Makino
    • Model: GF6

    Professional3, Table:Z1050Y600, spindle speed:30-8000min, T:1400*600, ATC-20, BT50

    Mie, Japan
  • 1996 OKUMA&HOWA M-611V Vertical Machining

    1996 OKUMA&HOWA M-611V Vertical Machining Center

    • Manufacturer: Okuma

    FANUC-16M, T:1600*650, stroke:X1100Y610Z560

    Mie, Japan
  • 2002 OKUMA MB-46VA Vertical Machining

    2002 OKUMA MB-46VA Vertical Machining Center

    • Manufacturer: Okuma
    • Model: MB46

    OSP-E100M, T:460*760, BT40, 15000rpm, ATC-20, Tool length measurement

    Mie, Japan
  • 2002 OKUMA MX-55VA Vertical Machining

    2002 OKUMA MX-55VA Vertical Machining Center

    • Manufacturer: Okuma
    • Model: MX55VA

    OSP-E10M, T:1300*560, stroke:X1050Y560Z450, BT40, 8000rpm, ATC-32

    Mie, Japan
  • 2000 MAKINO GF6 Vertical Machining

    2000 MAKINO GF6 Vertical Machining Center

    • Manufacturer: Makino
    • Model: GF6

    Pro3, T:1400*600, stroke:X1050Y630Z560, BT50, 8000rpm, ATC-40, Hyper attachment, Scale feedback, Spindle through, superGI

    Mie, Japan
  • 2006 OKK VP400 Vertical Machining

    2006 OKK VP400 Vertical Machining Center

    • Manufacturer: OKK
    • Model: VP400

    F-180is-MB, T:500×400, 8APC, ST:X600Y410Z460, HSK-A63, 20000rpm, ATC-60, scale XYZ, chip conveyor

    Mie, Japan
  • 2006 JTEKT UH55 Horizontal Machining

    2006 JTEKT UH55 Horizontal Machining Center

    • Manufacturer: JTEKT

    FANUC-15i-M, T:450*450, 2APC, 1°index, HSK-A40, 50000rpm, ATC-40, stroke:X600Y600Z600, chip conveyor

    Mie, Japan
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    SHIZUOKA AN-SRP CNC Vertical Mill

    • Manufacturer: Shizuoka
    • Model: AN-SRP

    YASKAWA, NT40, T:1100×400, ST:X750Y450Z400, Weight:3t

    Mie, Japan
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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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