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  • JNG 4000

    JNG 4000

      Grinding machines are abrasive, hard and coarse allowing for grinding efficiency and fine finishing. Minimum input of 0.005mm. Manual and automatic grinding cycles; # of steps and amount of input can be easily se...

      Santiago, Mexico
    • JNG 2500

      JNG 2500

        Grinding machines are abrasive, hard and coarse allowing for grinding efficiency and fine finishing. Minimum input of 0.005mm. Manual and automatic grinding cycles; # of steps and amount of input can be easily se...

        Santiago, Mexico
      • JNG 3000

        JNG 3000

          Grinding machines are abrasive, hard and coarse allowing for grinding efficiency and fine finishing. Minimum input of 0.005mm. Manual and automatic grinding cycles; # of steps and amount of input can be easily se...

          Santiago, Mexico
        • SGS 2012AHD

          SGS 2012AHD

            Working capacity 47″ x 79″. Automatic movements in 3 axes by means of hydraulics in the table for longitudinal movement and automatic electronic movement in the transversal and incremental feed in the vertical mo...

            Santiago, Mexico
          • SGS 3012AHD

            SGS 3012AHD

              Working capacity 47″ x 118″. Automatic movements in 3 axes by means of hydraulics in the table for longitudinal movement and automatic electronic movement in the transversal and incremental feed in the vertical m...

              Santiago, Mexico
            • Imaq Flat Surface Grinding Machine

              Imaq Flat Surface Grinding Machine SGA30100AHD

              • Manufacturer: Imaq

              Standard accessories: Electromagnetic chuck. Coolant tank. Balancing shaft. Stone and stone holder. Stone extractor. Diamond profiler. Parallel profiler. Magnetic separator. Stone balancer Dust collector. PLC con...

              Ecatepec de Morelos, Mexico
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              Kikinda URB-1000A

              • Manufacturer: Kikinda

              Automatic 3-axis grinding machine with a grinding capacity of 12" x 40". Includes electromagnetic table and coolant pump. Hydraulic guillotine for cutting 7" long sheets up to 6mm thick. Manual 6" x 18" grinding ...

              Guadalajara, Mexico
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              Chevalier / Falcon FSG-1840AD

              • Manufacturer: Chevalier

              Automatic 3-axis grinding machine with 18" x 40" capacity. Parallel lathe with 1 meter between centers and a 14" swing, automatic brake and speed change, standard threads. Hydraulically operated, automatic two-ax...

              Guadalajara, Mexico
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              Lagun 6×18

              • Manufacturer: Lagun

              Manual grinding machine with 6" x 18" grinding capacity, guideways included German lathe with 2m between centers and a 17.5" swing, standard and metric threads, lever-operated clutch, electromagnetic brake, and r...

              Guadalajara, Mexico
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              Tongil TGUA-32

              • Manufacturer: Tongil

              Official Website: Tong-Il Automatic three-axis grinding machine, 10" x 40", hydraulically operated, includes 10" x 40" electromagnetic table, programmable automatic lubrication pump, 12" grinding wheel, and diamo...

              Guadalajara, Mexico
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              Fama RPHA 1230

              • Manufacturer: Fama

              Hydraulically operated, automatic surface grinder with two axes (longitudinal and transverse), new electromagnetic table with demagnetizer and controller. Manual 6" x 18" grinder with packaged guides, shims, and ...

              Guadalajara, Mexico

            Overview

            Grinding machines are essential tools for metalworking and material finishing. They use abrasive wheels to remove material from a workpiece, providing a high-precision finish. These machines come in various types, including surface, cylindrical, and tool and cutter grinders, making them suitable for a wide range of industrial applications.

            FAQ

            What should I consider when buying a used grinding machine?

            Check the machine's overall condition, the wear on the grinding wheel, and the accuracy of the spindle. Review any maintenance records and ensure the machine meets your specific needs.

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

            Use a specialized transport service for heavy machinery, ensure the machine is properly secured, and protect sensitive components during transit.

            What is the maintenance schedule for a grinding machine?

            Regular maintenance involves checking and replacing the grinding wheel, lubricating moving parts, and inspecting electrical connections. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for detailed maintenance intervals.