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Used Vertical Machining Centers in New Zealand

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    Her Yen Enterprise HY 1000

    Her Yen Enterprise HY 1000

    • Manufacturer: Her Yen Enterprise

    Raw Meat Vertical Band Saw The machine is made of stainless steel 304 and easy to clean. The motion wheel is made of stainless steel 304. The motion wheel is directily connected, and the motor is with a power-cut...

    Auckland, New Zealand
  • Luxcut KM-3BV CNC Machining Center,

    Luxcut KM-3BV CNC Machining Center, with Centroid M400 controller

    • Spindle Taper: NT 40

    Quality Taiwanese vertical machining centre. Good condition, runs well. square ways for column and base Ball screws on X,Y,Z axis Heavy duty saddle to support full width of table for stability Counter weight bal...

    $14,900 USD

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    Est. $293/mo

    Christchurch, New Zealand

Overview

Vertical milling machines are essential in the metalworking industry for precision cutting and shaping of solid materials. With a vertically oriented spindle, these machines allow for the use of different cutting tools to create complex shapes and designs. They are commonly used in manufacturing, prototyping, and custom part production.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used vertical milling machine?

Check the machine's overall condition, age, and how well it has been maintained. Inspect for wear on the spindle and table, and ensure the controls and mechanisms are functioning properly.

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

Use a specialized heavy machinery transport service. Make sure the machine is securely fastened and protected to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a vertical milling machine?

Regular maintenance includes lubrication of moving parts, checking alignment and calibrating the machine, and inspecting electrical components. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance guidelines for best results.