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Used EDM Sinking in Ontario, Canada

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    2015 JOEMARS JMNC43A

    2015 JOEMARS JMNC43A

    • Manufacturer: Joemars
    • Model: JMNC43A

    2015 Joemars JMNC43A CNC Sink EDM, 50A NP50 Generator, High-Resolution Linear Scales, High-Precision Ball Screws, Electromagnetic Z-Axis Brake, High-Capacity Lubricator

    Burlington, Canada
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    2011 AGIECHARMILLES FORM 30

    2011 AGIECHARMILLES FORM 30

    • Manufacturer: Agie - Charmilles
    • Model: Form 30

    2011 AgieCharmilles Form 30 CNC Sinker EDM, C-Axis, 6-Position AEC, System 3R Macro Chuck Interface, AC FORM HMI, Remote Handheld Pendant

    Burlington, Canada
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    2013 OPS-INGERSOLL GANTRY EAGLE 1200

    2013 OPS-INGERSOLL GANTRY EAGLE 1200

    • Manufacturer: OPS Ingersoll

    2013 OPS Ingersoll Gantry Eagle 1200 CNC EDM Sinker, PT60 PowerTec 60 A Power Supply, Chiller, Eagle Power Jump, Integrated C-Axis, Direct-Drive AC Servo Motors

    Burlington, Canada

Overview

EDM (Electrical Discharge Machining) sinking, also known as die sinking, is a process where electrical sparks are used to erode material from a workpiece to create complex shapes and fine details. This technique is commonly used in mold-making, precision engineering, and the production of intricate parts that are difficult or impossible to machine using traditional methods.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used EDM sinking machine?

Check the machine's working hours, overall condition, and maintenance history. Ensure the electrical components and software are up-to-date and functioning properly.

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

Use a specialized transport service for heavy and sensitive machinery. Ensure the machine is well-secured, protected from moisture, and transported in a climate-controlled environment if necessary.

What is the maintenance schedule for an EDM sinking machine?

Regular maintenance includes checking the dielectric fluid levels, cleaning the machine, and inspecting the electrode and workpiece for wear and damage. Follow the manufacturer's manual for detailed maintenance guidelines and intervals.