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Used processing equipment in Saitama, Japan

  • 1993 Amada CSW-250

    1993 Amada CSW-250

    • Manufacturer: Amada
    • Model: CSW-250
    • Maximum thickness: 6 mm
    • Shearing length: 2,500 mm

    Product name: Shearing | Main specifications: OH240010 Compression capacity 10 tons・ Maximum processing size Corner notch 250x250 mm・ Edge notch maximum 100x150 (standard 50x150) Maximum processing板 thickness 3...

    Tokigawa, Japan
  • SYNKS SPN2

    SYNKS SPN2

    • Manufacturer: SHINX

    Domestic implementation rate No.1 achievement. Height 1,800mm digital positioning ruler control specification. 1. Use linear guide rail on the lifting rail to achieve higher-precision cutting processing 2. Chang...

    Kumagaya, Japan
  • SYNKS SPN1

    SYNKS SPN1

    • Manufacturer: Thinks

    Domestic introduction rate No.1 achievements. 1. Adopt linear guide rails for the elevation rails to achieve higher-precision cutting processing 2. Change standard marking settings from manual to automatic 3. Br...

    Kumagaya, Japan
  • Kanefusa, alternate blade type, super-finishing

    Kanefusa, alternate blade type, super-finishing plane blade (for stationary type)

    • Manufacturer: Kanefusa

    No re-sharpening is required due to the replaceable blade type. The replacement blade has a The back blade is equipped with a back blade function. The back blade can be cut without adjustment. The holder has a bu...

    Kumagaya, Japan
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    Makita FP1001D / S to FP801D / S / V

    • Manufacturer: Makita

    High-precision cutting realized by a robust frame. Equipped with automatic air blow at the cutting edge to prevent thin cutting edges from entering the cutting edge.

    Kumagaya, Japan

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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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