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Used table in Okayama, Japan

  • 1975 Medium Defense NSA III

    1975 Medium Defense NSA III D

    • Manufacturer: 中防

    Table φ280 φ230 with scroll chuck Max. stroke 150 With table automatic feeder

    Okayama, Japan
  • 1976 Yasuda Kogyo YBM-80J

    1976 Yasuda Kogyo YBM-80J

    • Manufacturer: YBM

    Spindle diameter ø85 Table 600x800 Spindle up/down 600 Table front/rear 820 Saddle left/right 500 Spindle NT50 3-axis digital Airlift index table 600x600 with yoke tool

    Okayama, Japan
  • 1971 OM VTo-12

    1971 OM VTo-12

    • Manufacturer: オーエム
    • Model: VTO-12

    Turret type table φ1200, swing φ1600, pentagonal turret, table rotation 3.6 to 180 rpm, 1 axis digital

    Okayama, Japan
  • 2009 Takizawa Iron Works MAC-V1E

    2009 Takizawa Iron Works MAC-V1E

    • Manufacturer: 滝澤鉄工所

    FANUC-0iMC, table 350 x 600, with sub-table, XYZ: 430 x 350 x 460, BT40, ATC10, spindle speed 6000 rpm

    Okayama, Japan
  • 1973 Makino Milling Machine C40

    1973 Makino Milling Machine C40

    • Manufacturer: 牧野フライス精機

    Table 135*940 XY:400*250 Table surface wobble φ250 Grinding wheel spindle motor 0.75kW Wheel 2600, 3700, 6200 rpm

    Okayama, Japan
  • 1991 OKK MH-4P

    1991 OKK MH-4P

    • Manufacturer: ＯＫＫ
    • Model: MH4

    Table 2000*450 (Sub table 1200*400) XYZ:1100*420*500 NT50 Main spindle 17-1350rpm 3-axis digital (Mitutoyo) Vertical attachment

    Okayama, Japan
  • 2008 Fuji Seiki FMC-9/17VR

    2008 Fuji Seiki FMC-9/17VR

    • Manufacturer: 不二精機

    FANUC18i-MB Table φ1300 2APC Table maximum load 3TON YZ:850*560/C360° BT50 ATC16 Spindle 3600rpm Coolant Through Spindle Drill Center

    Okayama, Japan
  • Brother AM41-602

    Brother AM41-602

    • Manufacturer: ブラザー

    Table 230*725 Okb-q: B | Inventory location: Kanto Sales Office | Stock location details: -- | Specification document: ---

    Okayama, Japan
  • 2004 Kitamura Machinery BRIDGE center-8

    2004 Kitamura Machinery BRIDGE center-8

    • Manufacturer: キタムラ機械
    • Model: Bridgecenter 8

    FANUC-16iMB Table 900x2500mm, Load capacity 6t X/Y/Z: 2032/1085/710mm BT50 ATC30 Spindle Max10000rpm Tsudakoma NC Rotary Table (1 axis added)

    Okayama, Japan
  • Matsumoto PS-1F-5

    Matsumoto PS-1F-5

    • Manufacturer: マツモト

    Table inclination 0 to 90° 5rpm 100V Okb-q: B | Inventory location: Sales office (Osaka) | Stock location details: -- | Specification document: ---

    Okayama, Japan
  • 1998 Amada FBD3512LD

    1998 Amada FBD3512LD

    • Manufacturer: アマダ
    • Model: FBD-3512LD

    35TON Stroke length 150mm Table length 1200mm With back gauge

    Okayama, Japan
  • 1973 Okuma LS540X1250

    1973 Okuma LS540X1250

    • Manufacturer: オークマ

    Swing 540*1250 between centers Swing on reciprocating table φ350 Indechuck φ300

    Okayama, Japan
  • 1972 Mitsui Seiki J5A

    1972 Mitsui Seiki J5A

    • Manufacturer: 三井精機

    Table 850*660 XYZ:750/500/600 MT4 spindle 40-2000rpm

    Okayama, Japan
  • 1986 TA SHING W-55SK

    1986 TA SHING W-55SK

    • Manufacturer: TA SHING

    Swing 410*Center to center 550 Swing on reciprocating table φ240 Scroll chuck φ190

    Okayama, Japan
  • 1971 Yamage MY-500

    1971 Yamage MY-500

    • Manufacturer: Yamage

    Table φ800mm Max ram stroke 500mm Main motor 5.5kW

    Okayama, Japan
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