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Used bits in Germany

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    2003 INGERSOLL GANTRY 400 HSJ

    2003 INGERSOLL GANTRY 400 HSJ 22688 Diesinking / EDM

    • Manufacturer: Ingersoll Rand

    cooler HSJ technology (High Speed Jump) Mitsubishi control system - 64 bit CNC CO2 fire extinguishing system Integrated cartridge filter system Programming station software MultiProg Dielectric cooler

    Emmelshausen, Germany
  • 1999 INGERSOLL Gantry 800

    1999 INGERSOLL Gantry 800

    • Manufacturer: Ingersoll Rand
    • Model: GANTRY 800

    Spark Erosion Machine / Cavity Sinking EDM Machine The machine is in a very good condition. Equipment / Eccessories: - working tank: - generator FP 70 Ampere, multipulse - electric hand-operated bottle - C0² fire...

    Hilden, Germany
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    2004 OPS INGERSOLL Gantry 500

    2004 OPS INGERSOLL Gantry 500

    • Manufacturer: OPS Ingersoll

    This 3-axis die-sinking EDM machine manufactured in 2004 features a Mitsubishi 64-bit CNC control system and a powerful 70 Ampere generator. It has a travel range of 525 x 400 x 450 mm and includes a 20-fold elec...

    Germany

Overview

EDM (Electrical Discharge Machining) machines are specialized equipment used to shape and cut hard metals and other conductive materials with precision. Utilizing electrical discharges or sparks, these machines can produce intricate and complex shapes that are difficult to achieve with traditional cutting tools, making them essential in industries like aerospace, automotive, and tool and die manufacturing.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when buying a used EDM machine?

Consider the machine's age, working hours, condition of the electrodes, and accuracy of the controls. Reviewing maintenance records and previous usage can also provide valuable insights.

How can I ensure safe shipping for an EDM machine?

Partner with a transport company experienced in handling heavy machinery. Ensure the machine is properly secured, with all moving parts stabilized, to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for an EDM machine?

Regular maintenance includes checking and replacing worn electrodes, cleaning filters, and inspecting wiring and connections. Follow the manufacturer’s maintenance guidelines to ensure optimal performance.