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Used frames in Oregon, USA

  • 1993 AMADA PEGA 305072

    1993 AMADA PEGA 305072

    • Manufacturer: Amada
    • Model: Pega-357
    • Maximum thickness: 4 mm

    Amada NC Turret Punch Press Features & Specifications: Fanuc ...Travels: ...E Station for Slitting ...Hydraulic Work Clamps ...Auto Repeating ...Clamp Sensors ...Foot Pedal Approximate specifications taken from ...

    Portland, OR
  • 1994 AMADA COMA 505072

    1994 AMADA COMA 505072

    • Manufacturer: Amada
    • Model: COMA
    • Capacity: 50,000 kg

    Amada NC Turret Punch Press Features & Specifications: ...3-Axis (X,Y,C Rotational) ...Automated Tool Loading ...Hydraulic Work Clamps ...Auto Repeating ...Clamp Sensors Approximate specifications taken from 1st-...

    Portland, OR
  • 1994 Amada RG-50

    1994 Amada RG-50

    • Manufacturer: Amada
    • Model: RG-50
    • Capacity: 50,000 kg
    • Stroke length: 150 mm

    Amada Hydraulic Brake Press Features and Specifications: ...(10) Upper Ram Clamps ...Back Gauge ...Operator Pendant, Pulse Generator ...Light Curtain System ...Foot Treadle ...Tooling: ......Upper/Bottom Die Set ...

    Portland, OR
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