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Used Overbeck Internal Grinding Machines

  • 2003 OVERBECK IR-400

    2003 OVERBECK IR-400

    • Manufacturer: Overbeck

    Preliminary Specifications: Year: 2003 Control Type: Siemens Sinumerik OP030 CNC Control Max Workpiece Swing Diameter: 280mm Length of work admitted for hole grinding: 250mm Length of work admitted for hole & rad...

    Detroit, MI
  • 2003 OVERBECK IR-400

    2003 OVERBECK IR-400

    • Manufacturer: Overbeck

    Preliminary Specifications: Year: 2003 Control Type: Siemens Sinumerik OP030 CNC Control Max Workpiece Swing Diameter: 280mm Length of work admitted for hole grinding: 250mm Length of work admitted for hole & rad...

    Detroit, MI
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    1983 OVERBECK 250 I-HA 1113-24010

    1983 OVERBECK 250 I-HA 1113-24010

    • Manufacturer: Overbeck
    • Model: 250
    • Power requirement: 5.5 kilowatt

    Control type: conventional | Freight basis: FCA | Internal diameter: 140 mm | Grinding depth: mm | Circumferential diameter: mm | Total power requirement: 5,5 kW | Machine weight approx.: 1,8 t | Space requireme...

    Staufenberg, Germany

Overview

Internal grinding machines are specialized tools designed for precision grinding of the internal diameters of cylindrical parts. These machines are crucial in producing components with high accuracy and fine surface finishes, commonly used in industries like automotive, aerospace, and manufacturing for creating bearings, bushings, and other precision components.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when purchasing an internal grinding machine?

Consider the machine's accuracy, spindle speed, grinding capacity, and compatibility with the types of materials you will be working with. Additionally, evaluate the machine's ease of use, maintenance requirements, and available support or service options.

How can I safely ship an internal grinding machine?

Use a specialized machinery transport service to handle the shipment. Ensure the machine is properly secured, protected from dust and moisture, and clearly labeled for handling instructions during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for an internal grinding machine?

Regular maintenance includes checking and lubricating moving parts, inspecting grinding wheels for wear, and ensuring proper alignment and calibration. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.