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  • 1998 MAKINO V55

    1998 MAKINO V55

    • Manufacturer: Makino
    • Model: V55
    • Spindle taper: BT 40

    Professional-3 T:1000×500 X-900 Y-500 Z-450 20000rpm HSK-63 ATC-80 Super GI control Moreless scale feed back 1μm Through spindle coolant(15kg) SGI control FF path package Data server Helical interpolation(2+2azis...

    Tokyo, Japan
  • 2001 FUJI FMC-6/20V

    2001 FUJI FMC-6/20V

    • Manufacturer: Fuji

    F-18iM　T:2200×630　X-2000　Y-600　Z-560 110～3600rpm　BT-50　ATC-16　Torque: 230N・m Table～Spindle: 200～760㎜ High pressour coolant ト0.3MPa Coolant through spindle MG separator & Coolant tank Chip conveyor

    Tokyo, Japan
  • 1988 Shizuoka ST-AC

    1988 Shizuoka ST-AC

    • Manufacturer: Shizuoka
    • Model: ST-AC

    600X300X400 2-axis digital

    Tokyo, Japan
  • 1988 Shizuoka ST-BC

    1988 Shizuoka ST-BC

    • Manufacturer: Shizuoka
    • Model: ST-BC

    600X300X400 2-axis digital

    Tokyo, Japan
  • 1991 Kanto KT-10

    1991 Kanto KT-10

    • Manufacturer: Kanto

    500X300X400 2 axis digital broadcasting

    Tokyo, Japan
  • 1986 Kanto KR-10KⅡ

    1986 Kanto KR-10KⅡ

    • Manufacturer: Kanto

    500X300X400 2 axis digital broadcasting

    Tokyo, Japan
  • 1977 Makino KSJP

    1977 Makino KSJP

    • Manufacturer: Makino
    • Model: KSJP

    550 X 250 X 350 2 Axis Digi

    Tokyo, Japan
  • 1990 Iwashita NK-1R

    1990 Iwashita NK-1R

    • Manufacturer: Iwashita

    600X270X400 2-axis decisor

    Tokyo, Japan
  • Hayashi 2V

    Hayashi 2V

      New bed standing milling machine Inventory location: Narita Renew Machine Center

      Tokyo, Japan
    • 1994 Makino Operation Milling AEV4-85

      1994 Makino Operation Milling AEV4-85

      • Manufacturer: Makino

      Makino operation milling machine AEV4 85 Made in 1994 Maximum processing range length x width x height 850 x 500 x 400 Main shaft 15-4000rpm without variable speed Professional E

      Tokyo, Japan
    • 2006 OKK VM4Ⅲ

      2006 OKK VM4Ⅲ

      • Manufacturer: OKK
      • Model: VM4

      20 ATCs, spindle BT40, 8000 rpm, control unit F-180iS-MB In case of any discrepancy between the contents and the actual product, priority will be given to the actual product. Online inspection is available.

      Tokyo, Japan
    • 2000 Makino V33

      2000 Makino V33

      • Manufacturer: Makino
      • Model: V33

      20,000 rpm spindle, BT40, 25 ATCs, Professional 3, moiré scale feedback 0,1 μm, program storage capacity 640 m, no super GI control, no data server In case of any discrepancy between the contents and the actual p...

      Tokyo, Japan
    • G300/G350

      G300/G350

        Pursuit of high efficiency and high production Stable machining accuracy Wheel spindle uses Tsugami's unique high-rigidity hydrodynamic bearings Slide guide surface is V-flat structure for stable accuracy Highly ...

        Tokyo, Japan
      • IGD150-II

        IGD150-II

          Ideal for precision grinding of small parts such as gauges, positioning pins, and small jigs Best-selling small precision grinder Ideal for grinding single small parts such as gauges Capable of grinding general w...

          Tokyo, Japan
        • G18-II

          G18-II

            Wide variations to suit your work Highly rigid hydrodynamic bearing for highly efficient grinding Easy automation with optional loader, stocker, etc. SB type - Outer diameter matching and mass production grinding...

            Tokyo, Japan
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          Overview

          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.

          FAQ

          What should I consider when buying a used machine tool?

          Evaluate the machine's condition, age, and maintenance history. Check for any signs of wear or damage and ensure it meets your specific production requirements.

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

          Hire a transport service experienced in moving heavy machinery. Ensure the machine is properly secured and protected to prevent damage during transit.

          What is the maintenance schedule for machine tools?

          Regular maintenance includes lubricating moving parts, inspecting for wear and tear, and calibrating for accuracy. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for specific maintenance tasks and intervals.