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Used Milling Machines in Tokyo, Japan

  • 1985 Okuma Toyoka STM-2R

    1985 Okuma Toyoka STM-2R

    • Manufacturer: Okuma
    • Model: STM

    710X300X410 3-axis digital school object

    Tokyo, Japan
  • Kasuga FX-800

    Kasuga FX-800

    • Manufacturer: Kasuga
    • Model: FX-800

    800X350X420 2 axis digital broadcasting

    Tokyo, Japan
  • 1985 OKK MH-3PⅡ

    1985 OKK MH-3PⅡ

    • Manufacturer: OKK
    • Model: MH3PII

    920X350X450 2 axes with bar

    Tokyo, Japan
  • Inoue Koki EH-2

    Inoue Koki EH-2

    • Manufacturer: Inoue Machinery

    S:290X100X270 T:500X150

    Tokyo, Japan
  • 1988 Iwashita NK-1R

    1988 Iwashita NK-1R

    • Manufacturer: Iwashita

    600X270X400 2-axis digi high column (100mm)

    Tokyo, Japan
  • 2023 STOLZ NS-50

    2023 STOLZ NS-50

    • Manufacturer: Stolz

    loader set

    Tokyo, Japan
  • 1998 Makino Milling Machine NC

    1998 Makino Milling Machine NC Milling Machine MSJ25-0

    • Manufacturer: Makino

    MSJ25-0 Motion range X-axis 350mm, Y-axis 250mm, Z-axis 300mm Main spindle end type JIS No. 30 Spindle speed 100 to 10000mm-1 Table 600x250 T-groove 14H8x3x63 pitch Total power capacity 14.9KVA Control FANUC 16M ...

    Tokyo, Japan
  • Honsha Horizontal milling machine HA

    Honsha Horizontal milling machine HA

      No scale

      Tokyo, Japan
    • 1982 MAKINO General-purpose Milling Machine

      1982 MAKINO General-purpose Milling Machine KSJP-55

      • Manufacturer: Makino

      MAKINO General-purpose Milling Machine KSJP-55 Hs57-19038 Automatic right and left feed Quill automatic feed Vertical rapid traverse With X/Y digital scale

      Tokyo, Japan
    • 1987 MAKINO General-purpose milling machine

      1987 MAKINO General-purpose milling machine KSJP-55

      • Manufacturer: Makino

      MAKINO General-purpose milling machine KSJP-55 H62s-23328 Scale 2 axis (X,Y axis) Automatic feed in left/right direction Vertical rapid feed Quill automatic feed 100mm raging

      Tokyo, Japan
    • Kasuga Works Ram Type Milling

      Kasuga Works Ram Type Milling Machine V2

      • Manufacturer: Kasuga

      2-axis digital Test run is available. Inventory location: Narita Renew Machine Center

      Tokyo, Japan
    • 1987 Makino General-purpose milling machine

      1987 Makino General-purpose milling machine KSA-55 # 23547

      • Manufacturer: Makino

      Makino General-purpose milling machine KSA-55 T) 1100 × 250 2-axis scale Quill automatic feed No X-axis automatic feed

      Tokyo, Japan
    • Universal milling machine Niigata 2UMC

      Universal milling machine Niigata 2UMC

      • Manufacturer: Niigata
      • Model: 2UMC

      T:1370×310　X-870 Y-370 Z-400 40～1750rpm　NT-50 5.5Kw　2軸デジタル

      Tokyo, Japan
    • Yamaguchi Tekkosho Bet-type milling machine

      Yamaguchi Tekkosho Bet-type milling machine YMV-90W

      • Manufacturer: Yamaguchi

      Table travel 900㎜ (left/right) Front/rear 420㎜ Vertical travel distance of spindle head 500㎜ Table dimensions 400㎜x1500㎜ Spindle hole taper NTNo50 Spindle speed 36～1250rpm(50Hz) With 3-axis digital scale (Mitutoyo)

      Tokyo, Japan
    • 1973 Matsuura Machine General-purpose milling

      1973 Matsuura Machine General-purpose milling cutter VC-1800

      • Manufacturer: Matsuura

      Matsuura Machine General-purpose milling cutter VC-1800 Fast forward / reverse Left and right feed 18 stages Spindle 70 to 3000 rpm Unconditional speed change H ↔ L two steps T) 1250 × 280 Table travel distance l...

      Tokyo, Japan
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    Overview

    Milling machines are tools used in the manufacturing industry to shape solid materials such as metal, wood, or plastic. These machines can perform a variety of operations, including cutting, drilling, and contouring, making them essential for producing parts with precise dimensions and complex geometries.

    FAQ

    What should I consider when buying a used milling machine?

    Check the machine's age, condition, and history of use. Assess the spindle condition, table size, and available attachments. Verify that the machine has been well-maintained and has a reliable service history.

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

    Hire a professional machinery mover who specializes in heavy equipment. Ensure the machine is properly crated and secured to prevent damage during transit.

    What is the maintenance schedule for a milling machine?

    Regular maintenance includes lubricating moving parts, checking and replacing worn components, and ensuring proper alignment. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.