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    Chevalier #9928-P - Chevalier Falcon

    Chevalier #9928-P - Chevalier Falcon 3A2K #9928-P

    • Manufacturer: Chevalier

    Chevalier 10″ x 50″ Vertical Turret CNC Milling Machine with Anilam 3200 MK 2-Axis Control, Falcon 3A2K Inventory # 9928-P +/-.0002″ Repeatability, +/- .0005″ Accuracy Anilam 3200/3300 MK Control with Easy-to-Use...

    Baltimore, MD
  • KND K1000Mi-A & K1000M4i-A CNC

    KND K1000Mi-A & K1000M4i-A CNC system for drilling and milling machines

    • Manufacturer: KND

    K1000Mi-A&K1000M4i-A are high cost-performance CNC systems for drilling and milling machine. They adopt new software and hardware design, and 7 inch color LCD display with high resolution. They provide built-in m...

    Beijing, China
  • 2006 Nakamura Super -NTJ Fanuc

    2006 Nakamura Super -NTJ Fanuc control turning and milling machine

    • Manufacturer: Nakamura

    operating hours according to system (october 2024) 15270h there is a three-jaw chuck on the main spindle x-axis +/- 45mm b-axis +/- 91° turret top fully servo-controlled 0.001° with additional spline (1° pitch) a...

    Frankfurt, Germany

Overview

Milling machines are tools used in the manufacturing industry to shape solid materials such as metal, wood, or plastic. These machines can perform a variety of operations, including cutting, drilling, and contouring, making them essential for producing parts with precise dimensions and complex geometries.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used milling machine?

Check the machine's age, condition, and history of use. Assess the spindle condition, table size, and available attachments. Verify that the machine has been well-maintained and has a reliable service history.

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

Hire a professional machinery mover who specializes in heavy equipment. Ensure the machine is properly crated and secured to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a milling machine?

Regular maintenance includes lubricating moving parts, checking and replacing worn components, and ensuring proper alignment. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.