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Used tech tech in Tokyo, Japan

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    2008 Matsuura LX-0-5AX

    2008 Matsuura LX-0-5AX

    • Manufacturer: Matsuura
    • Model: LX0 5AX

    Machine Specifications Features Ultra high-speed, high-precision 5-axis control Vertical Linear Motor Machine ○ NC device Matsuura L-Tech 30i (FANUC) ○ Table Top surface shape φ100mm, Max. loading 20kg Travel dis...

    Tokyo, Japan
  • 1985 Mitsui High-Tech MSG-200M

    1985 Mitsui High-Tech MSG-200M

    • Manufacturer: Mitsui Hitech

    250X120 front and back reading

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

    2000 Mitsui High-Tech MSG-200M

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

      Tokyo, Japan
    • 2006 MATSUURA MAM72-63V PC2

      2006 MATSUURA MAM72-63V PC2

      • Manufacturer: Matsuura
      • Model: MAM 72-63V PC2

      G-Tech 30i(FANUC-30iA)　T:□500×2APC X-760 Y-845 Z-610 A-+10～-110°C-360° 40～20,000rpm BT-40(BIG Plaus)　ATC-80 Scale feedback XYZ axis(Heidenhain) Spindle through coolant(50BAR) Coolant oil temperature control Spind...

      Tokyo, Japan

    Overview

    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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    What should I consider when buying a used machine tool?

    Evaluate the machine's condition, age, and maintenance history. Check for any signs of wear or damage and ensure it meets your specific production requirements.

    How do I ensure the machine tool is shipped safely to my location?

    Hire a transport service experienced in moving heavy machinery. Ensure the machine is properly secured and protected to prevent damage during transit.

    What is the maintenance schedule for machine tools?

    Regular maintenance includes lubricating moving parts, inspecting for wear and tear, and calibrating for accuracy. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for specific maintenance tasks and intervals.