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Used Cnc Milling Machines in Wisconsin, USA

  • 2012 Southwestern Industries TRAK K3

    2012 Southwestern Industries TRAK K3 EMX CNC Knee Mill 2 Axis, 10" x 50" Table

    • Manufacturer: TRAK
    • Model: K3 EMX

    Southwestern Industries CNC 2 Axis Knee Mill Model #: TRAK K3 EMX S/N: 122DB446604 Year: 2012 Table Size: 50" x 10" Includes 2x Kurt 6" Milling Vises (D675 & 3600V) Max Weight of Workpiece: 850 LBS X-Axis ...

    $17,900 USD

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    Est. $352/mo

    Cedarburg, WI
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    HERMLE UWF 600

    HERMLE UWF 600

    • Manufacturer: Hermle
    • Model: UWF 600

    CNC UNIVERSAL MILLS UWF 600 SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY, AND TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOLLOWING, WE OFFER FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION: One used 1992 HERMLE UWF 600 CNC Universal Toolroom Milling Machine: On Our Floor VIDEO: H...

    Germantown, WI
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    2009 KNUTH BO110CNC

    2009 KNUTH BO110CNC

    • Manufacturer: Knuth Werkzeugmaschinen
    • Model: BO110

    Equipped With GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS: MANUFACTURER..................... KNUTH MODEL............................ BO 110 CNC AGE.............................. 2009 TRAVELS

    Waukesha, WI
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Overview

CNC milling machines are precision tools used for shaping solid materials such as metal, wood, or plastic. They utilize computer numerical control (CNC) to automate the machining process, which results in highly accurate and intricate designs. These machines are essential in industries like manufacturing, aerospace, and automotive for creating complex parts and components.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used CNC milling machine?

Consider the machine's age, condition, and maintenance history. Check for any signs of wear, the accuracy of the spindle, and the condition of the control system. It's also essential to verify the machine's compatibility with your existing software and tooling.

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

Use a specialized machinery transport service. Make sure the machine is properly secured and protected during transit, and consider insurance for added protection.

What is the maintenance schedule for a CNC milling machine?

Regular maintenance includes checking and lubricating moving parts, inspecting electrical connections, and cleaning the machine to remove debris. Follow the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.