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Used Boring Mills in St. Gallen, Switzerland

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    1981 UNION BFP 130/6 Ref

    1981 UNION BFP 130/6 Ref No: 56009

    • Manufacturer: Union
    • Model: BFP 130
    • Spindle bore: 130 mm

    Accessories: • Ti 1800 rotary table (clamping surface: 1800 mm x 2000 mm) • Chip conveyor • Angle heads Latest measurement report available upon request

    Niederhelfenschwil, Switzerland
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    1971 BERTHIEZ BM160 Ref No:

    1971 BERTHIEZ BM160 Ref No: 52803

    • Manufacturer: Berthiez

    Object: 52803 | Last overhaul: 2006 | Controls: NUM 1060 | Swing diameter (max): 2000 mm | Workpiece weight max.: 25000 kg | - rotation speeds (min): 2 /min | - rotation speeds (max): 450 /min | Mains voltag...

    Niederhelfenschwil, Switzerland
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    1972 Scharmann WF 140 Opticut

    • Manufacturer: Scharmann

    Scharmann WF 140 Opticut Table size 3000 mm x 2500 mm X 5500 mm Y 3000 mm Z 2300 mm Digital display Deep hole drilling machine TBT e02-1500 Nominal drilling depth: 1500 mm Carriage stroke: 2310 mm Drilling...

    $97,637 USD

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    Est. $1,838/mo

    Sevelen, Switzerland

Overview

Boring mills are heavy-duty machines used to enlarge holes in metal, wood, or other materials with high precision. These machines are essential in industries like manufacturing, automotive, and aerospace for tasks requiring accurate and consistent hole enlargement. They come in various types, including horizontal and vertical boring mills, each suited to specific applications.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used boring mill?

Check the machine's age, overall condition, accuracy, and any included attachments or tooling. Verify maintenance records and examine for any signs of wear or damage.

How do I ensure the boring mill is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reputable transport service that specializes in heavy machinery. Make sure the machine is securely fastened and adequately protected during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a boring mill?

Regular maintenance involves checking and lubricating moving parts, inspecting electrical components, and verifying machine alignment. Follow the manufacturer’s manual for detailed maintenance intervals.