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Used stacker machine in California, USA

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    Credit and Plastic Card Semi-Automatic

    Credit and Plastic Card Semi-Automatic Puncher and Stacker (CAR-51)

      Suitable for punch cutting both contact and contactless plastic cards Features The CAR-51 is designed to cut credit cards and plastic cards. The cards are cut according to printed registration marks and not accor...

      Camarillo, CA
    • 1999 Amada Vipros 358 King

      1999 Amada Vipros 358 King II

      • Manufacturer: Amada
      • Model: Vipros-358
      • Maximum thickness: 3 mm

      The Amada Vipros 358 King II is known for its high-speed punching capabilities, making it suitable for processing light gauge sheet metal. It features a large auto-index turret, which allows for efficient punchin...

      Fremont, CA
    • Wysong H-2510 Hydraulic Shear 10ft

      Wysong H-2510 Hydraulic Shear 10ft X 1/4” Mild Steel Capacity CNC Backgauge

      • Model: H-2510
      • Shearing length: 3,048 mm

      “Excellent Working Condition!” Wysong H-2510 Hydraulic Shear 10ft X 1/4” Mild Steel Capacity SPECIFICATIONS: Capacity, Mild Steel 10' x 1/4" Capacity, Stainless Steel 10' x 7 GA Throat Depth 3" Rake Angle Inch ...

      $29,500 USD

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      Est. $555/mo

      Pico Rivera, CA
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      Horizon SmartStacker

      Horizon SmartStacker

      • Manufacturer: Horizon

      The Horizon SmartStacker converts a B2 size (20″ x 29″) sheet into up to 28 individual cut sheets with intelligent accumulation, stacking, and end-to-end JDF control. • Designed to run in-line with HP Indigo 100...

      Placentia, CA

    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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