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Used surface grinding machine in Tokyo, Japan

  • 1978 Okamoto OMA-350

    1978 Okamoto OMA-350

    • Manufacturer: Okamoto
    • Model: OMA-350

    350 X 150 Dust collector

    Tokyo, Japan
  • 1975 Mitsui MSG-200M

    1975 Mitsui MSG-200M

    • Manufacturer: Mitsui Seiki
    • Model: MSG-200M

    245x125

    Tokyo, Japan
  • IGD150-II

    IGD150-II

      Ideal for precision grinding of small parts such as gauges, positioning pins, and small jigs Best-selling small precision grinder Ideal for grinding single small parts such as gauges Capable of grinding general w...

      Tokyo, Japan
    • G300/G350

      G300/G350

        Pursuit of high efficiency and high production Stable machining accuracy Wheel spindle uses Tsugami's unique high-rigidity hydrodynamic bearings Slide guide surface is V-flat structure for stable accuracy Highly ...

        Tokyo, Japan
      • 2000 Mitsui High-Tech MSG-200M

        2000 Mitsui High-Tech MSG-200M

        • Manufacturer: Mitsui Seiki

        Sign bar chuck, dust collector ※ The spindle has been replaced.

        Tokyo, Japan
      • CGD150-II

        CGD150-II

          Ideal for precision grinding of small parts such as gauges, positioning pins, and small jigs Best-selling small precision grinder Ideal for grinding single small parts such as gauges Capable of grinding general w...

          Tokyo, Japan
        • G18-II

          G18-II

            Wide variations to suit your work Highly rigid hydrodynamic bearing for highly efficient grinding Easy automation with optional loader, stocker, etc. SB type - Outer diameter matching and mass production grinding...

            Tokyo, Japan
          • Iida GT-200FC

            Iida GT-200FC

            • Manufacturer: Iida

            6 to 40mm dia.

            Tokyo, Japan
          • G300F/G300W

            G300F/G300W

              Automatic swivel and wheelhead integrate O.D. and end-face processes in one machine Automatic swivel wheelhead can be selected from a wide range of variations. Straight and angular taper grinding can be freely se...

              Tokyo, Japan
            • 1970 SHIGIYA GU27-100H

              1970 SHIGIYA GU27-100H

              • Manufacturer: Shigiya

              φ270×1000　Max load: 120Kg Wheel: φ355×32×φ152.4 Spindle: 38～300rpm　　Spindle/ Tail stock: MT-4 Internal grinder Work rest Work setting rest

              Tokyo, Japan
            • 1989 NAGASHIMA NAS-520F

              1989 NAGASHIMA NAS-520F

              • Manufacturer: NAGASHIMA

              MG cuck:500×200　Coolant tank 3axis digital scale

              Tokyo, Japan
            • 1980 OKAMOTO PSG-64AN

              1980 OKAMOTO PSG-64AN

              • Manufacturer: Okamoto
              • Model: PSG-64

              MG chuck:600×400 MG separator & coolant tank Spare wheel & wheel Demagnetizer 2 axis scale Overhead dresser Oil cooler Spare wheel Demagnetizer

              Tokyo, Japan
            • 1980 OKAMOTO PSG-157

              1980 OKAMOTO PSG-157

              • Manufacturer: Okamoto
              • Model: PSG-157

              MG chuck:1500×700 Coolant device with MG separator & Paper filter 2 axis scale Upper dresser　Oil cooler Spare grinde spindle Spare wheel & wheel Demagnetizer

              Tokyo, Japan
            • 1998 HITACHI GHL-B512NS

              1998 HITACHI GHL-B512NS

              • Manufacturer: Hitachi
              • Model: GHL

              MGchuck：1250×500　Wheelφ500×50t×φ127 1000rpm　7.5Kw　Min grain depth of cut 0.0001㎜ MGseparator & Coolant tank　Over head dresser

              Tokyo, Japan
            • 1971 OKAMOTO PSG-84

              1971 OKAMOTO PSG-84

              • Manufacturer: Okamoto
              • Model: PSG-84

              MG chuck:800×400　1axis digital MG separator & coolant tank

              Tokyo, Japan
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