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Used table type boring mills in Arizona, USA

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    IKEGAI A-075T

    IKEGAI A-075T

    • Manufacturer: Ikegai
    • Model: A-075T
    • Spindle bore: 76.2 mm

    Ikegai Model A-075T Table Type Horizontal Boring Mill - 3" Spindle, 32" x 40" Table, Built in Rotary Table

    Phoenix, AZ
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    Valid VT-1000

    Valid VT-1000

    • Manufacturer: Valid

    Valid VT-1000 VTL - Fanuc Control, 39.3" 4-Jaw Chuck, Coolant Through Ram, Chip Conveyor, (2) New Machines Available. Photos are from Identical Machine Running in Plant.

    Phoenix, AZ
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    2005 TOS W-100A

    2005 TOS W-100A

    • Manufacturer: TOS
    • Model: W100A
    • Spindle bore: 100 mm

    2005 TOS W100A 4" Table Type Horizontal Boring Mill with Acu-Rite 4-Axis DRO, Power Draw Bar, Rotary Table, Tailstock, Inch/Metric, 23-1/2" Facing Head

    Phoenix, AZ
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    LUCAS 441B-72

    LUCAS 441B-72

    • Manufacturer: Lucas
    • Model: 441B-72
    • Spindle bore: 101.6 mm

    Lucas Model 441B-72 4" Table Type Horizontal Boring Mill **BUYER RESPONSIBLE FOR VERIFYING SPECIFICATIONS & OPTIONS**

    Phoenix, AZ

Overview

Machine tools are devices used in manufacturing to shape or machine metal and other rigid materials, typically by cutting, boring, grinding, shearing, or other forms of deformation. They are essential in producing precise and complex parts in industries such as automotive, aerospace, and electronics, and include a variety of machines like lathes, milling machines, and CNC machines.

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