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Used Vertical Milling Machines in Germany

  • 2008 FIRST MCV 1500 #1052-06043

    2008 FIRST MCV 1500 #1052-06043

    • Manufacturer: First

    - with coolant through spindle Accessories NC-dividing unit (=4th Axis) with tailstock, center height 250 mm; 2 hydr. vices make HILMA, model NC 160, width of jaws 160 mm; various tool holders, chip conveyor, coo...

    Bühl, Germany
  • 2007 FIRST V 43 #1052-06030

    2007 FIRST V 43 #1052-06030

    • Manufacturer: First

    Accessories 2 hydr. vices make HILMA, model NC 160, width of jaws 160 mm; various tool holders, chip conveyor, coolant

    Bühl, Germany
  • 1981 WMW - RUHLA VRB

    1981 WMW - RUHLA VRB 2242

    • Manufacturer: Ruhla
    • Model: VRB 2242

    The milling machine is equipped with a 3-measuring path display. incl. machine feet and operating instructions

    Leipzig, Germany
  • 1980 WMW FSS 250x1000

    1980 WMW FSS 250x1000

    • Manufacturer: WMW
    • Model: FSS 250X1000

    additional features: -Table adjustment via machine see X/Y and Z data -table adjustment by hand X/Y/Z: 850/330/505mm milling arbor reception max. Ø 40mm operation via control panel incl. 4 pieces foot plates

    Leipzig, Germany
  • 1988 WMW FSS 400/E

    1988 WMW FSS 400/E

    • Manufacturer: WMW
    • Model: FSS 400E

    with 3-way digital measuring range display incl. accessories/tools with holder

    Leipzig, Germany
  • 1972 STANKOIMPORT 6P10

    1972 STANKOIMPORT 6P10

    • Manufacturer: Stankoimport

    incl. accessories Type of control: conventional | Freight basis: ex location Bitterfeld, free on truck | Storage location: GOG Bitterfeld - Bestand | X-travel: 880 mm | Y-travel: 300 mm | Z-travel: 900 mm | W-axi...

    Leipzig, Germany
  • 1998 Röders RFM 760/S 4-axis

    1998 Röders RFM 760/S 4-axis

    • Manufacturer: Röders

    other features: Highspeed direct spindle digital axis drives AC servo motors ball screw spray cooling (microjet cooling jet and lubrication unit) working spindle Fischer MFW - 1230/42 up to 42.000 rpm tool measur...

    Leipzig, Germany
  • 1970 STANKO 6M12

    1970 STANKO 6M12

    • Manufacturer: Stanko

    Vertical milling machine, second-hand, manufacturer: Stanko, type: 6M12,

    $2,939 USD
    Hohenstein-Ernstthal, Germany
  • 1976 WMW-HECKERT FSS 250 x

    1976 WMW-HECKERT FSS 250 x 1000 V

    • Manufacturer: Heckert
    • Model: FSS 250 X 1000 V

    Vertical console milling machine, manufacturer: WMW, year of construction: 1976 technical data: quill stroke: 100 mm, main drive: 5 kW,

    $3,526 USD
    Hohenstein-Ernstthal, Germany
  • 1995 KONDIA K 600 CNC

    1995 KONDIA K 600 CNC #1053-002868

    • Manufacturer: Kondia
    • Model: K 600 CNC

    • control HEIDENHAIN TNC 407, Control: TNC 407 | X-travel: 600 mm | Y-travel: 350 mm | Z-travel: 140 mm | Table surface area: 700 x 300 mm | Spindle taper iso: 40 | Spindle turning speed range: 100 - 4000 U/...

    Krefeld, Germany
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Overview

Vertical milling machines are essential tools in manufacturing and machining. These machines have a vertical spindle that holds and rotates the cutting tool, allowing for precise shaping and drilling of metal or other materials. They are versatile and widely used in various industries for tasks such as slot cutting, drilling, and face milling.

FAQ

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

Check the machine's overall condition, including the spindle, table, and control systems. Evaluate the machine's accuracy, wear, and any included accessories or attachments.

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

Use a specialized transport service for heavy machinery. Ensure the machine is properly secured and protected with padding and straps during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a vertical milling machine?

Regular maintenance includes lubricating moving parts, checking and tightening bolts, and inspecting electrical components. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for specific intervals and procedures.