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Used tapping drilling machine in Norway

  • DT33-4 DIN1806 Drilling, Tapping quick-change

    DT33-4 DIN1806 Drilling, Tapping quick-change attachment Big Dai

      DT33-4 DIN1806 Drilling, Tapping quick-change attachment Big Daishowa Included adapter/holder: 2 pcs D33-MT3 1 pc T33-M30D 1 pc T33-M24D 1 pc T33-M20D Quickly change from a drill to a tap. Greatly improved the ef...

      $1,256 USD
      Lonevåg, Norway
    • Jesco Jaguar HS

      Jesco Jaguar HS

      • Manufacturer: Jesco

      Jesco Jaguar HS Technical data Now with larger spindle bore and C-axis for milling, drilling and tapping! Jesco Jaguar 2240/2260/2280/22120HS Swing Over vange; HS-18″: 460mm / HS 22″: 560mm Swing over cross slide...

      Ski Municipality, Nordre Follo, Norway
    • Model mpmc

      Model mpmc

      • Manufacturer: Weingartner

      Model mpmc Contact us for more info. Wingärtner mpmc® Multimachine - for integrated production and powerful lifting of complicated, large and heavy workpieces. Model mpmc 2000 is Weingärtner's new flagship, with ...

      Ski Municipality, Nordre Follo, Norway

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    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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