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Used loader in Nara, Japan

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    2000 Komatsu EWS23H

    • Manufacturer: Komatsu

    Right to left (front fixed) loader with vacuum suction Rack mounting: 2 upper and 3 lower Maximum substrate size: 330 x 250 mm Control number KLM-10N

    Nara, Japan
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    1999 Wyeth Lauder

    • Manufacturer: NAGAOKA

    Left to right (front fixed) vacuum suction type (direct mount) Magazine-compatible loader M board (Max width 250mm) Rack mounted: top 2 / bottom 3 Management No. YLM-45N

    Nara, Japan
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    2000 NAGAOKA NLV1210S

    • Manufacturer: Wyeth Lauder

    Right to Left (front fixed) M size specification Rack mounting: Top 1/Bottom 2 Overall length: 1500mm Management No.NLM-20N

    Nara, Japan
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    2005 nagaoka nlv5510s

    • Manufacturer: Komatsu

    Left to right (front fixed) M size specification Rack and vacuum suction combined use Rack mounting: Top 3/bottom 3 Control No.NLM-13N

    Nara, Japan
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    2004 Nagaoka NLV1208

    • Manufacturer: Nagaoka

    Right to left (front fixed) magazine size (YL) specification Rack & vacuum suction combined use Substrate size: 70 to 330mm Rack size: L460 X W 400 X H 565mm (YL size) Number of magazines mounted: 2 on top / 3 on...

    Nara, Japan
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    2008 NAGAOKA NL1210ESZ

    • Manufacturer: NAGAOKA

    Right to Left (front fixed) M size specification Rack mounting: Top 1/Bottom 2 Overall length: 1500mm Control No.NLM-18N

    Nara, Japan
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    2000 NAGAOKA NL1210E

    • Manufacturer: Komatsu

    Right to Left (front fixed) M size specification Rack mounting: Top 1/Bottom 2 Overall length: 1500mm Management No.NLM-20N

    Nara, Japan
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    2005 NAGAOKA NLV1210S

    • Manufacturer: Wyeth Lauder

    Left to right (fixed in front) for both vacuum suction (direct stacking) and magazine rack Size M Specifications Rack mounting: 1 above / 2 below 1 in elevator Overall length: 1850mm Control No. NLM-N

    Nara, Japan
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    2015 NAGAOKA NL2210EH+CV

    • Manufacturer: Komatsu

    Left to right (front fixed) M size specification Rack mount: Top 2/Bottom 2 Touch panel Management No.NLM-19N

    Nara, Japan
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    2000 Panasonic Vacuum suction type

    • Manufacturer: ﾊﾟﾅｿﾆｯｸ

    Right→Left (front fixed) Max. substrate: 300㎜×250㎜ Equipment dimensions: W 450 x D 670 x H 1200 Control number:NVL-17N

    Nara, Japan
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    2000 Panasonic Vacuum suction type

    • Manufacturer: Panasonic

    Right→Left (front fixed) Max. substrate: 300㎜×250㎜ Equipment dimensions: W 450 x D 670 x H 1200 Control number:NVL-16N

    Nara, Japan
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    2000 Panasonic Vacuum suction type

    • Manufacturer: Panasonic

    Right→Left (front fixed) Max. substrate: 300㎜×250㎜ Equipment dimensions: W 450 x D 670 x H 1200 NVL-06N

    Nara, Japan
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    1996 Wyeth SPK-65

    • Manufacturer: Wyeth

    Right → left (back fixed) M size Management No.YVL-03N

    Nara, Japan
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    2010 Alfur Design ACM-2000

    • Manufacturer: アルフアーﾃﾞｻﾞｲﾝ

    Humidity-proof coating on BRINT board fixed orientation right→left (front fixed) Target maximum board: 330×250 mm 1 head 0–180 degrees Maximum coating points: 350 points Accessories... Loader/unloader set (Unload...

    Nara, Japan
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    2003 MITSUI SEIKI ZS066A3

    • Manufacturer: 三井精機

    Power: 3.7Kw Discharging air volume: 750L/min Discharge pressure: 0.83–0.64MPa Specifications: Built-in air dryer, air-cooled type Type: Oil-type Control method: Automatic start/stop, unloader-type switching poss...

    Nara, Japan

Overview

Processing equipment encompasses a wide range of machinery used in various industries to transform raw materials into finished products. This category includes machines like grinders, mixers, blenders, and specialized equipment for food, chemical, pharmaceutical, and other manufacturing processes. These machines are essential for improving efficiency, consistency, and quality in production lines.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying used processing equipment?

Consider the machine's condition, age, maintenance history, and whether it meets your specific processing requirements. It's also important to check for any signs of wear and ensure compatibility with your existing systems.

How do I arrange shipping for processing equipment?

Use a reliable transport service experienced in handling industrial machinery. Ensure the equipment is properly cleaned, secured, and protected during transit to avoid any damage.

What is the typical maintenance for processing equipment?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning, lubrication, inspection for wear and tear, and calibration. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for specific maintenance schedules and procedures to ensure optimal performance and longevity.