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  • 1973 Matsuura Machine General-purpose milling

    1973 Matsuura Machine General-purpose milling cutter VC-1800

    • Manufacturer: Matsuura

    Matsuura Machine General-purpose milling cutter VC-1800 Fast forward / reverse Left and right feed 18 stages Spindle 70 to 3000 rpm Unconditional speed change H ↔ L two steps T) 1250 × 280 Table travel distance l...

    Tokyo, Japan
  • 1982 MAKINO General-purpose Milling Machine

    1982 MAKINO General-purpose Milling Machine KSJP-55

    • Manufacturer: Makino

    MAKINO General-purpose Milling Machine KSJP-55 Hs57-19038 Automatic right and left feed Quill automatic feed Vertical rapid traverse With X/Y digital scale

    Tokyo, Japan
  • 1987 MAKINO General-purpose milling machine

    1987 MAKINO General-purpose milling machine KSJP-55

    • Manufacturer: Makino

    MAKINO General-purpose milling machine KSJP-55 H62s-23328 Scale 2 axis (X,Y axis) Automatic feed in left/right direction Vertical rapid feed Quill automatic feed 100mm raging

    Tokyo, Japan
  • 1987 Makino General-purpose milling machine

    1987 Makino General-purpose milling machine KSA-55 # 23547

    • Manufacturer: Makino

    Makino General-purpose milling machine KSA-55 T) 1100 × 250 2-axis scale Quill automatic feed No X-axis automatic feed

    Tokyo, Japan
  • Inoue Koki Horizontal General-purpose Milling

    Inoue Koki Horizontal General-purpose Milling Machine IH-1

      If there is a difference between the content and the actual item, the actual item will be given priority. [Available online]

      Tokyo, Japan
    • 1988 Hasegawa general-purpose lathe WHN-1

      1988 Hasegawa general-purpose lathe WHN-1

        - Inventory location: Narita Renew Machine Center

        Tokyo, Japan
      • 1991 JTEKT general-purpose cylindrical grinding

        1991 JTEKT general-purpose cylindrical grinding machine GOP10-30 (OH machine by Toyoko)

        • Manufacturer: Toyoda Machine

        Overhaul machine at Toyoyuki in February 2020 Fixed headstock (inverter specification), tailstock (manual type 25mm), automatic traverse control, 50Hz specification, with magnet separator, diamond dresser on tabl...

        Tokyo, Japan
      • Double-Column Machining Mori Seiki VS100/50/2050

        Double-Column Machining Mori Seiki VS100/50/2050

        • Manufacturer: Mori Seiki

        SEICOS Σ18M T:1000×2250　X-2050 Y-1000 Z-450 100～10000rpm　BT-50　ATC-20 センタースルークーラント　ワーク座標66組 工具補正400　登録プログラム数1000個 ミストコレクター　チップコンベアー

        Tokyo, Japan
      • Horizontal Machining Makino MCC2513-A60

        Horizontal Machining Makino MCC2513-A60

        • Manufacturer: Makino
        • Model: MCC2513

        プロフェッショナル5　T:2900×1000 X-2500 Y-1300 Z-1000　B-0.0001°　15000rpm　HSK-A100 ATC-60　テーブル～主軸：75～1425mm　積載重量：12000kg ロータリーテーブル：φ1400×1000mm　旋回径：φ1600 マキノサーマルスタビライザーコラム 恒温チャンバ（加工機内部空調） モアレスケールフィードバック　XXZ 0.1μｍ スルースピンドルクー...

        Tokyo, Japan
      • 1969 Kitamura KL-16

        1969 Kitamura KL-16

        • Manufacturer: Kitamura
        • Model: KL-16

        16mm dia. Metal

        Tokyo, Japan
      • Hasegawa WHN-1

        Hasegawa WHN-1

        • Manufacturer: Hasegawa

        Swing 220 Mind 380 # 6 Chuck

        Tokyo, Japan
      • Hasegawa WHN

        Hasegawa WHN

        • Manufacturer: Hasegawa

        With swing 204 heart-to-heart 250 inverter

        Tokyo, Japan
      • 1976 Shizuoka VHR-G

        1976 Shizuoka VHR-G

        • Manufacturer: Shizuoka
        • Model: VHR-G

        820 X 300 X 450 2-axis digital

        Tokyo, Japan
      • 1969 Kawai KVD

        1969 Kawai KVD

        • Manufacturer: Kawai

        S:290X100X270 T:500X150

        Tokyo, Japan
      • 1987 Makino KSA-55

        1987 Makino KSA-55

        • Manufacturer: Makino

        With 2-axis scale, no vise, Inventory location: Narita Renew Machine Center

        Tokyo, Japan
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