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  • KRS 2-head opposed horizontal machining

    KRS 2-head opposed horizontal machining center

      Two-head opposed spindle enables simultaneous machining of both sides of construction machinery parts Floor type supports asymmetrical workpieces Target workpiece: excavator frame Open-side type machine suitable ...

      Osaka, Japan
    • TMS Traverse Type Machining Center

      TMS Traverse Type Machining Center

        Open-side type machine suitable for machining large workpieces Highly efficient drilling and milling of large and long workpieces Target workpiece: cylinder frame Two opposing spindles enable double-sided simulta...

        Osaka, Japan
      • GMB gantry type 5-face machining

        GMB gantry type 5-face machining center

          Gantry-type 5-face milling machine for heavy-duty cutting of steel This is a gantry-type 5-face milling machine for heavy-duty cutting of steel. The large stroke ram is made of our centrifugally cast tube to ensu...

          Osaka, Japan

        Overview

        Machining centers are advanced machine tools designed for high-precision manufacturing and complex machining tasks. They typically offer multiple functions like milling, drilling, and tapping, all in a single setup, which increases efficiency and reduces the need for multiple machines. These centers are often CNC-operated, making them ideal for producing intricate parts with tight tolerances in industries such as aerospace, automotive, and electronics.

        FAQ

        What should I consider when buying a used machining center?

        Consider the machine's age, overall condition, spindle hours, and control system. Check for maintenance records and any signs of wear or damage.

        How do I ensure the machining center is shipped safely to my location?

        Use a reputable transport service specializing in heavy machinery. Ensure the machine is properly secured and protected during transit.

        What is the maintenance schedule for a machining center?

        Regular maintenance includes checking lubrication levels, inspecting and replacing filters, and calibrating the machine. Consult the manufacturer’s manual for detailed maintenance intervals.