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Used wire processing machine in Gunma, Japan

  • 2010 Mitsubishi Electric BA8

    2010 Mitsubishi Electric BA8

    • Manufacturer: Mitsubishi
    • Model: BA8

    W30BV-2 Table size 540 x 430 Stroke X320 Y250 Z220 UV±32 Max. processing size 700 x 590 x 215 Max. workpiece weight 500kg Wire diameter 0.1-0.3 If there is any difference between the contents and the actual produ...

    Tatebayashi, Japan
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    2004 Makino Milling Machine UPH-2

    • Manufacturer: Makino

    MGW-S Stroke X200 Y200 Z60 UV±10 Processing tank dimensions (internal dimensions) 530 x 510 x 335 Maximum workpiece size 200 x 200 x 60 Wire diameter 0.03-0.2 16 ATC If there is any discrepancy between the conten...

    Tatebayashi, Japan
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    2015 Taiyo TB-DR-40CNC-HR

    • Manufacturer: Taiyo

    For 27.2φ (80R) and 34φ (100R) with links and core wire. If there is a discrepancy between the contents and the actual product, the actual product will take priority.

    Tatebayashi, Japan

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