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Used variable frequency drives in Thuringia, Germany

  • 1996 MÜLLER-WEINGARTEN ARP 80

    1996 MÜLLER-WEINGARTEN ARP 80

    • Manufacturer: Weingarten
    • Model: ARP 80

    Equipment: - with wheel drive - fixed table - automatic stroke adjustment - automatic ram adjustment - hydraulic overload - ejector - central grease lubrication - Cover plate for through-feed hole - Infinitely va...

    Schmölln, Germany
  • 2007 EBU HK 200 FR

    2007 EBU HK 200 FR

    • Manufacturer: EBU
    • Model: HK 200 FR

    – Hydraulic clutch – Fixed table – Hydraulic overload protection in the ram – Hydraulic connecting rod clamp – Motorized ram height adjustment 120 mm with digital display of the set ram height, rapid and creep sp...

    Schmölln, Germany
  • MAXION UNIMAX 3 AV REVOLVER

    MAXION UNIMAX 3 AV REVOLVER

    • Manufacturer: Maxion
    • Drilling diameter: 18 mm

    Simple operation Up to 6 tools Tapping device Modern, precise production drilling machine based on the proven UNIMAX3 concept, with infinitely variable feed drive and tapping device. The turret drilling head can ...

    Pößneck, Germany
  • MAXION BS 36

    MAXION BS 36

    • Manufacturer: Maxion
    • Drilling diameter: 40 mm

    Innovative Powerful Top equipment Powerful MK4 machine with easy-scroll control wheel and large display. Tapping device, programmable drilling depth with chip breaking, LED light, piece counter and infinitely var...

    Pößneck, Germany
  • MAXION BT 36

    MAXION BT 36

    • Manufacturer: Maxion
    • Drilling diameter: 40 mm

    Innovative Powerful Top equipment Powerful MK4 machine with easy scroll control wheel and large display. Tapping device, programmable drilling depth with chip breaking, LED light, piece counter and infinitely var...

    Pößneck, Germany

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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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