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  • NAKAYA Fully Automatic CBN Wheel

    NAKAYA Fully Automatic CBN Wheel Amending Machine

    • Manufacturer: Nakaya

    NAKAYA Fully Automatic CBN Wheel Amending Machine Amend to re-sharpen CBN Grinding Wheel which is used for NAKAYA Grinding Machine series. Sharpen a consumed tip of the CBN wheel, and make new cutting powder to b...

    Niigata, Japan
  • NAKAYA Grinding Machine for Uwame

    NAKAYA Grinding Machine for Uwame (3rd edge) with Fully Automatic Robot Device

    • Manufacturer: Nakaya

    NAKAYA Grinding Machine for Uwame (3rd edge) with Fully Automatic Robot Device Standard Type (N3-2U-400L) Max. 660mm Long Type (N3-2U-660L) a. For only 3rd-edge grinding. (C face =Uwame) b. With fully automatic ...

    Niigata, Japan
  • NAKAYA Grinding Machine for R650

    NAKAYA Grinding Machine for R650 Curved Blade with Fully Automatic Robot Device

    • Manufacturer: Nakaya

    NAKAYA Grinding Machine for R650 Curved Blade with Fully Automatic Robot Device Max. 450mm Curved Saw Blade Model (N3-2CC) a. For only 2-edge grinding of R650 curved blade. (A & B faces) 3rd edge grinding (C face...

    Niigata, Japan
  • NAKAYA Grinding Machine with Fully

    NAKAYA Grinding Machine with Fully Automatic Robot Device

    • Manufacturer: Nakaya

    NAKAYA Grinding Machine with Fully Automatic Robot Device Type (N3-2C-400L) Max. 660mm Long Type (N3-2C-660L) a. For only 2-edge grinding. (A & B faces) 3rd edge grinding (C face) cannot be done. b. With fully au...

    Niigata, Japan
  • #Z15092

    #Z15092

      Tsubame, 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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