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Used nut tapping machine in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

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    1995 NEDSCHROEF MW53

    1995 NEDSCHROEF MW53

    • Manufacturer: Nedschroef
    • Model: MW53

    Thread diameter: M20-M33 | Max. width acros flats: 41 mm | Max. outside dia. of round pieces: 32-53 mm | Bar dia.: 44 mm | Cutting length: 14-65 mm | Press power: 130 to | Output – pieces/min: 150

    Norderstedt, Germany
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    NATIONAL M20 S2 CNF

    NATIONAL M20 S2 CNF

    • Manufacturer: National
    • Model: M20-S2

    Thread diamter: 12-20mm | Number of dies: 5 | Number of stations (incl. cut off): 6 | Diameter range: 16mm | Output – pieces/min: 105 | Max. cut-off length: 27 mm | Max. width acros flats: 30 mm

    Norderstedt, Germany
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    1965 NATIONAL CNF 5/8

    1965 NATIONAL CNF 5/8

    • Manufacturer: National

    Thread diamter: 16mm | Number of dies: 4 | Number of stations (incl. cut off): 5 | Max. width acros flats: 27 mm | Output – pieces/min: 70

    Norderstedt, Germany

Overview

Threading and tapping machines are used in manufacturing to create threads inside holes (tapping) or on the exterior of components (threading). These machines are essential for producing threaded parts that fit together with screws, bolts, or other fasteners, ensuring precision and consistency in mechanical assemblies.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when buying a used threading or tapping machine?

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

How can I safely ship a threading or tapping machine?

Use a reliable transport service that specializes in heavy machinery. Ensure the machine is securely fastened and properly protected to avoid damage during transit.

What maintenance is required for threading and tapping machines?

Regular maintenance includes lubricating moving parts, checking for wear and tear on essential components, and ensuring the machine's calibration remains accurate. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for a detailed maintenance schedule.